A. ONE-FOURTH OF A GALLONB. TYPE OF WATCHC. SILICON DIOXIDE D. PART OF A DIAMOND E. VERY VALUABLE
Ah yes, me and Quartz have been good friends for some time. I know he can cheer you up when your down, but i wouldn't be keeping him in your room or anything, I mean he's usually pretty cool. I don't completely trust him is all.
if you're feeling tired it could be low blood sugar, eat more fruits and go to a doctor magical stones won't change anything and how exactly can quartz help you when you're out of energy?
Depressed? Smoke weed and/or go to a doctor. Out of energy? Drink coffee. Problem solved! And quartz is a rock. I don't see how it can affect your mood.
Quartz is crystalline silicon dioxide. It vibrates when exposed to an electrical field which is oscillating at the natural frequency for the crystal or very closer to it, or at some harmonic. When mechanically vibrated it produces a small electric field. The frequency at which it vibrates is dependent on the size of the crystal and in cut crystals it depends how the crystal is cut. Small crystals tend to vibrate at the lower end of the radio frequency spectrum. This leads to its use as frequency standard in clocks, watches, microphones, radio and TV transmitters and receivers, along with circuits designed to maintain the oscillation and amplify it electrically. It has no other related effect and those people that maintain it does are either ignorant or lying. Mostly lying, since they intend to make profit by selling something that has no effect. This is known as fraud. Dante placed frauds in the 8th circle of Hell along with traitors, subject to worse torments than the violent.
Quartz is one of the most abundant minerals on earth, so, no, it's not expensive. Unless, of course, you want quartz crystals, which can be expensive. I have no idea how many you should use, since it's your room and you should decorate it however you wish. Quartz, however, isn't going to help you to not feel tired or bored. Quartz is just a rock.
