Que Sera Stone Tower 94mm
This Que Sera tower looks like a tiny planet made of storm clouds and canyon rock.
Standing about 94mm (3.7") tall, this six-sided point is mostly deep, mottled browns and grays with lighter quartz patches scattered across the surface. Instead of a strong color break like the other piece, this one feels like a continuous, pebble-textured landscape—subtle from a distance, wildly detailed up close.
Que Sera stone is known for its upbeat, “whatever will be, will be” frequency. It helps lift mood, ease stress, and shift you out of panic and into curiosity. In tower form, that energy is focused and directed, turning this piece into a steady little power column for your altar, reading table, or work space.
When you’re overwhelmed and stuck, this stone nudges you toward the next doable step instead of the whole impossible staircase.
Metaphysical Properties
- Stone: Que Sera (multi-mineral rhyolite with quartz & feldspar)
- Element: Earth & Storm
- Chakras: Root, solar plexus, third eye, crown
- Keywords: Optimism, stress relief, energy boost, soul path, “go with the flow”
- Uses: Overwhelm, burnout, big life transitions, decision fatigue, reconnecting with joy and purpose
Ways to Work With This Tower
- Keep it on your desk or altar when you’re in “too many tabs open” mode to help cut through mental static.
- Hold during journaling or divination about life direction, business plans, or major moves.
- Place by your bed or favorite chair as a reminder to choose rest over doomscrolling.
- Use as the central stone in grids for energy reboot, nervous system regulation, or finding the next right step.
- Pair with grounding stones (like hematite or black tourmaline) when you need both uplift and protection.
Specifications
- Height: approx. 94mm (about 3.7")
- Shape: Polished six-sided tower / generator point
- Color/Pattern: Dark mottled base with brown, gray, and lighter quartz patches; dense, pebble-like texture all around
- Finish: Smooth polish; natural pits, veining, and inclusions are part of the stone’s character