Golden Treasury | Titanium Quartz Golden Rutilated Quartz Teardrop Pendant [Live Stream T]
About receiving goods
Warm reminder
1. As jade jewelry is a high-priced and fragile item, to protect your rights:
2. Please check and confirm within 24 hours after signing for the package, and take an unboxing video, as well as pictures of the inner and outer packaging and the product.
3. If there is any damage to the package or other abnormal issues, please retain relevant evidence and contact us for processing within 24 hours of signing;
Delayed feedback may result in some issues not being properly resolved.
Crystal return and exchange & after-sales policy
1. Non-quality issues cannot be returned or exchanged; for quality issues, please provide feedback within 24 hours of signing for the package, and we will handle it properly for you.
2. Warranty for combination accessories such as strings and inlays is 30 days, calculated from the date of package receipt.
3. Man-made damage requires paid repairs (detailed costs need to be confirmed with customer service), and you will bear the round-trip international shipping costs.
Product Defects
Hair roots:The hair roots are the origin of the hair strands, typically growing from a black base. Internally, they are composed of titanium‑oxide rutile and mica inclusions forming hair‑like needle structures.
Lack of ore:Surface valleys or pits are traces left during growth, indicating the gemstone originally contained other minerals. Polishing may remove those inclusions, leaving visible voids.
Cracks:Secondary fractures formed after the crystal was uplifted from deep underground, caused by tectonic movements. Some primary fractures may have been partially healed later by hydrothermal activity.
Ice crack:A network of internal fissures resulting from environmental changes during long-term crystal growth—such as seismic or tectonic activity—commonly called ice cracks.
Associated minerals:Refers to minerals that coexist within the bead because of similar geochemical properties and shared formation environment.
ribbon:Color banding occurs due to environmental changes during growth; resulting in the same crystal showing alternating light and dark color zones.
Black Spot:Dark inclusions formed by internal sediment deposition at a focal point during crystal formation—usually rounded or irregular circular.
Mica Sheet:Larger than black spots, these are flat or scaly inclusions formed from accumulated sediment, resembling flakes.
Internal packaging:Natural inclusions of other minerals trapped within the crystal during geological changes, marking the condition of growth.
Cotton wool or cloud:Commonly seen inside transparent beads as mist-like or cotton‑like wispy inclusions. Also known as "crystal fuzz" or cloud pattern.
Flat point:Often occurs in flat‑top beads during tumble polishing: large inclusions detach and are abraded flat, forming a distinctive flat surface — also called flat beads.
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Hair roots:The hair roots are the origin of the hair strands, typically growing from a black base. Internally, they are composed of titanium‑oxide rutile and mica inclusions forming hair‑like needle structures.
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Lack of ore:Surface valleys or pits are traces left during growth, indicating the gemstone originally contained other minerals. Polishing may remove those inclusions, leaving visible voids.
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Cracks:Secondary fractures formed after the crystal was uplifted from deep underground, caused by tectonic movements. Some primary fractures may have been partially healed later by hydrothermal activity.
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Ice crack:A network of internal fissures resulting from environmental changes during long-term crystal growth—such as seismic or tectonic activity—commonly called ice cracks.
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Associated minerals:Refers to minerals that coexist within the bead because of similar geochemical properties and shared formation environment.
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ribbon:Color banding occurs due to environmental changes during growth; resulting in the same crystal showing alternating light and dark color zones.
-
Black Spot:Dark inclusions formed by internal sediment deposition at a focal point during crystal formation—usually rounded or irregular circular.
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Mica Sheet:Larger than black spots, these are flat or scaly inclusions formed from accumulated sediment, resembling flakes.
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Internal packaging:Natural inclusions of other minerals trapped within the crystal during geological changes, marking the condition of growth.
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Cotton wool or cloud:Commonly seen inside transparent beads as mist-like or cotton‑like wispy inclusions. Also known as "crystal fuzz" or cloud pattern.
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Flat point:Often occurs in flat‑top beads during tumble polishing: large inclusions detach and are abraded flat, forming a distinctive flat surface — also called flat beads.
About Healov
Healov was born from the profound insight of a meditation practitioner
- founder Mrs. Tang Ning
As a leading instructor in the field of meditation in China, he has accompanied millions of people in exploring their inner energy for more than a decade.
In deep meditation, she connects to the subtle resonance of natural crystals and the human energy field.
Marvel at the spiritual power of these crystals of the earth that have been formed over billions of years.
In order to allow more people to awaken their life well-being through the power of crystals, Teacher Tang Ning selects crystal treasures with high-frequency energy.
Founded the "Healov" crystal brand and established the "Healov Crystal Museum" in Guangzhou.
Combining thousands of years of Eastern wisdom with modern energy science, it starts an awakening revolution in mineral aesthetics.
• 东方心流冥想 开创者
• 国内头部 冥想导师
• 30万人验证的冥想体系
• 上万小时 冥想疗愈经验
• 千人冥想 世界纪录持有者