Clarity first
Clear quartz stands for the uncluttered view — the desk swept, the question stated plainly. It's worn while thinking things through and before writing anything important.

Metal element (金)
Rock crystal · 白水晶
Clear quartz is the crystal the word crystal was coined for — the Greeks called it krystallos, ice that never melted, hauled down from Alpine passes. Optically pure silicon dioxide, it's the most versatile stone in the whole tradition: the master crystal, an amplifier for any intention and a clean slate when you need one.
Clear quartz stands for the uncluttered view — the desk swept, the question stated plainly. It's worn while thinking things through and before writing anything important.
Tradition treats clear quartz as a magnifier of whatever sits beside it — the stone that turns the rest of the strand up. Designers use it the way cooks use salt.
Carrying no colour, clear quartz carries no agenda: it's the stone you set your own intention into. A single bead can hold the year's word or the month's goal.
Its ice-clear look ties it to fresh starts — cleared air after a hard talk, the first page of a new notebook. In Chinese tradition 白水晶 is the all-purpose purifier of the crystal shelf.
Clear quartz is a Metal element stone — white, precise, structural. Metal energy refines and clarifies, cutting excess away, which is exactly what this crystal does for a strand: one or two clear beads sharpen every colour around them. Read your own five-element chart to see how much Metal your birth date calls for.
Clear quartz goes anywhere and elevates everything: alternate it through a colourful strand as a rhythm bead, or wear a full clear strand as the minimalist's statement. Left wrist to clarify what's coming in, right to clean up what goes out.
The easiest keeper in the tradition: rinse under lukewarm water, dry, done. Sun doesn't fade it; time doesn't dull it. Many wearers rinse it deliberately as a small reset ritual between chapters.