Halite Quartz Crystal Singing Bowl | 6" G# Note | #196

I rinse what isn't yours, so you can begin again

🎵 Size: 6" | Note: G# | Cents: +10 | Frequency: 838 Hz | Tuning: A=440 Concert Pitch | Octave: 4 | A=432 Equivalent: G#+27 | Bowl #: 196

✨ Element: Halite 🧂 | Body Resonance: Head, throat, sinuses, skull, cervical spine, brain cavity, upper energetic field 🗣️ | Chakra Connections Western Diatonic: Throat/Third Eye transition | Cycle of Fifths: Not a primary note 💫

This halite crystal singing bowl sounds in G# at 838 Hz, resonating at the transition between throat and third eye chakras and vibrating through the head, throat, and upper energetic field. Halite—the mineral form of natural salt—supports energetic clearing, boundary-setting, and return to grounded presence. When this high-frequency note meets Earth's most essential purifying mineral, the experience is clarity without complexity: a clean slate for whatever comes next.

BEST FOR

• Energetic clearing and releasing what no longer serves
• Sound healers supporting clients through overwhelm or burnout
• Teachers creating calm transitions between classroom activities
• Morning reset rituals before demanding workdays
• Students clearing mental fog before studying or exams
• Anyone recovering from overstimulating environments or difficult conversations
• Massage therapists beginning sessions with energetic space-clearing
• Parents helping children settle after school or before sleep

ESSENCE

I am the one who stays when everything else falls away. When you've absorbed too much—too many voices, too many demands, too much that isn't yours—I am the frequency that says: let it rinse off now. I don't ask you to transform or transcend. I ask you to arrive, simply, in your own skin. This bowl holds the mineral that has guarded thresholds and preserved life since your ancestors' first fires, now singing at frequencies that clear the field so you can think, feel, and begin again.

THE ELEMENT

Halite is the mineral form of sodium chloride—common salt in its purest crystalline state. It forms when ancient seas and saline lakes evaporate under arid conditions, leaving behind cubic crystals with perfect geometric structure. This simple lattice of sodium and chlorine atoms, repeating endlessly, carries the memory of concentration and reduction: what remains when the excess has been stripped away.

Humans have worked with salt for thousands of years, not just for preservation and trade, but for protection and purification. Across cultures—Egyptian, Roman, European folk traditions, and beyond—salt has been placed at thresholds, dissolved in water for blessing, and used to mark boundaries against unwanted energies. In ceremonial practice, salt represents the Earth element: stability, grounding, and the capacity to cleanse and seal sacred space.

When halite is infused into quartz crystal through Divine Bowls' proprietary process, its molecular structure integrates at the point of formation—not as a surface coating, but woven into the quartz itself. That unique microstructure becomes part of what vibrates when the bowl sings, producing resonance patterns distinct from any other instrument. When you work with this bowl, you're meeting halite's essential nature: the part of Earth that knows how to clear, protect, and return things to neutral. People often describe the experience as an "energetic shower"—a sense of reset, as if heavy residue has simply rinsed away.

THE FREQUENCY

This bowl sounds in G# at 838 Hz, vibrating at the transition point between throat and third eye chakras in the Western diatonic system. This frequency carries the energetic quality of higher expression and etheric communication, resonating through your head, throat, sinuses, and upper energetic field.

G# occupies interesting territory—neither the full voice of the throat nor the deep seeing of the third eye, but the bridge between them. When halite's grounding, clearing nature meets this elevated frequency, something distinctive emerges: clarity that rises rather than sinks. The bowl doesn't pull you down into heaviness; it clears the upper field so thoughts can settle and communication can flow without static. People working with this combination often notice mental fog lifting, as if someone opened a window in a stuffy room.

THE TUNING

This bowl is tuned to concert pitch (A=440), the standard tuning used by orchestras and modern instruments worldwide. At +10 cents, it harmonizes naturally with pianos, guitars, recorded music, and other singing bowls tuned to this universal reference point. This makes it an ideal choice for musicians integrating sound into their work, for anyone building a collection of bowls that play well together, or for those who simply appreciate the familiar, accessible quality of concert pitch frequencies.

THE SIZE

At 6 inches, this bowl produces fourth-octave tones with short to medium sustain—clear, focused pulses of sound rather than long, lingering waves. The intimate volume makes it ideal for personal practice, close bodywork, bedside use, or any space where you want potent sound without overwhelming a room. It travels easily, fitting into a bag for office use, classroom transitions, or sessions away from home.

This size allows halite's direct, unembellished energy to express with concentrated clarity. The higher octave naturally targets the upper body—head, throat, and the subtle field around you—making it particularly effective for clearing mental clutter or resetting after overstimulating environments. Whether you're a therapist beginning a session, a teacher signaling a transition, or someone creating three minutes of calm before a difficult phone call, this bowl delivers its medicine quickly and cleanly.

WORKING WITH THIS BOWL

Reach for this bowl when you feel porous—when you've absorbed too much from your environment, your conversations, or your own spinning thoughts. It serves beautifully at transitions: between work and home, between one task and the next, between waking and the day's demands. You don't need special training or a meditation practice. Simply play the bowl, let the sound fill your immediate space, and notice what happens in your body. Many people feel a subtle "settling," as if scattered pieces are returning to center.

Try playing it at the start of your workday, letting the tone clear whatever you carried in from your commute or morning routine. Use it in classrooms to signal the shift from one activity to another—children respond to its clear, bright voice. Sound it before difficult conversations to establish your own boundaries, or after them to release what isn't yours to carry. If you work with others—clients, students, colleagues, family—this bowl creates a clean container before you begin, establishing energetic space that benefits everyone present.

Each Divine Bowls singing bowl includes a pure quartz mallet wrapped in premium silicone for optimal resonance, plus a silicone O-ring for stable playing on hard surfaces. Every bowl is formed in a single seamless vessel from 99.995% pure quartz—no welds, no weak points—built to last lifetimes of use.

INVITATION

You've read this far because something here feels familiar. Maybe it's the promise of reset—that clean-slate feeling you've been chasing through meditation apps and morning routines and one more deep breath that doesn't quite land. Maybe it's simpler: you need a way to mark the end of one thing and the beginning of another, and you're tired of transitions that blur.

Halite doesn't do complexity. It doesn't ask you to understand chakras or learn techniques or commit to a practice. It does one thing: it clears the field. The mental fog after too many Zoom calls. The emotional residue after a difficult conversation. The scattered, porous feeling of having absorbed everyone else's stress. This bowl sounds, and something rinses off.

Not every bowl finds every person, but if you've stayed with this one—if you kept reading past the specifications into the essence—that's worth trusting. This might be the instrument that teaches you what "energetic hygiene" actually feels like, the three minutes of sound that makes the rest of your day possible. Or it might be the wrong bowl entirely, and that's fine too. Only you know what your nervous system is asking for.

If this is yours, you already feel it. The question isn't whether it works—it's whether you're ready to stop carrying what isn't yours.