Crystal Heart Pendants, Assorted Stones, Set of 50

Fifty pendants, assorted stones. The set draws from varied natural stones, commonly including favorites like quartz and amethyst, with the exact mix varying set to set as the supplier assembles them.

The heart form. Heart-carved stones are modern crystal work's classic emblem of love, self-kindness, and goodwill, which makes them the most giftable shape a stone comes in.

Bulk pricing with resale room. At roughly a dollar apiece, the set works for market tables, shop inventory, workshop supplies, wedding and ritual favors, and jewelry-making stock.

• Quantity: 50 heart pendants
• Materials: assorted natural stones; mix varies by set
• Format: drilled or bailed for pendant wear
• SKU: GHEA50

Two symbols meet in a stone heart. The heart shape needs no footnote: it has stood for love, warmth, and goodwill in Western imagery for centuries, and carving it in stone adds permanence to the sentiment. The stones themselves come from the modern crystal tradition, where each mineral carries its own catalogued associations, quartz for clarity and amplification, amethyst for calm and spirit, and so on through the lexicon Scott Cunningham and Judy Hall helped standardize.

Because this set is assorted, we make no per-stone promises: your mix will vary, and part of the pleasure is sorting the hearts and matching each stone to its person or purpose. What the set reliably offers is the older magic of giving. A stone pressed into a friend's hand, a heart tucked into a care package, a bowl by the door for guests to choose from: small tokens of intention, multiplied by fifty. Practitioners who teach, host circles, or run shops have always needed exactly this kind of stock, and gift-givers have always needed exactly this kind of excuse.

1. Cleanse the set on arrival, with smoke or moonlight covering all fifty at once, then sort the hearts and see which stones you received.
2. For gifting, let intuition or the recipient choose; a bowl of assorted hearts at a gathering empties itself.
3. For jewelry and craft, string them on cords or chains as ready pendants, or work them into wrapped and beaded designs.
4. For ritual and group work, hand a heart to each participant as a take-home anchor for the working's intention.
5. For resale, they display well in bowls or on cards; note honestly for your customers that stones are assorted.

Keep a few back for yourself. The last hearts in the bowl always turn out to be somebody's favorite.

• Faceted Hematite Magnetic Rings, Set of 50: the companion bulk set, hearts for the giving hand and rings for the other.
• Rose Quartz Tumbled Chips, 1 lb: bulk heart-stone chips for filling the favor bags the pendants anchor.
• Amethyst Chakra Necklace, 20" Chain: a finished statement piece for the shop shelf beside the bulk bowl.
• Rose Quartz Bracelet, 10mm: the classic love-stone companion for gift sets built around a heart pendant.
• White Sage Smudge Sticks, Set of 6: enough smoke to cleanse fifty hearts and the space they are given in.

Which stones are included in the set?

The assortment varies set to set, drawn from popular natural stones and commonly including the likes of quartz and amethyst. We cannot promise specific stones or quantities, which is worth passing along honestly if you resell them.

Are these real natural stones?

Yes, the hearts are cut from natural stone rather than glass or resin. As with any assorted natural material, color and pattern vary piece to piece, which is the charm of stone over plastic.

Can I resell these individually?

That is half the point of the format. At bulk pricing they leave comfortable margin for market tables and shop shelves; display them in a bowl or on cards, and describe the stones as assorted.

Do they come ready to wear?

Each heart is finished as a pendant, ready to hang on a cord or chain of your choosing. Chains are not included, so pair them with cords for gifting or your own findings for jewelry work.

How do I cleanse fifty stones at once?

Smoke and moonlight scale beautifully: pass the batch through incense or sage smoke, or spread them on a tray for a night under the moon. Skip water and salt for a mixed batch, since some stones tolerate them poorly.