Crystal Tones Alchemy Bowl Set
Rose Frequency
Set 233
Store availibility
201 North Westmoreland Avenue
122
Los Angeles CA 90004
United States
About This Set
For the facilitator who leads from the heart and is learning to stay rooted while they do it. This set holds self-compassion, gentleness, vitality and a deep connection to the earth, along with commitment that lasts.
Individual Bowl Descriptions
Four Crystal Tones alchemy crystal singing bowls.
12" G-5 Rose Quartz, Platinum. Rose Quartz is the classic heart stone of crystal practice, known for self-compassion and gentleness. Platinum, the metal of wedding bands, brings commitment and longevity.
10" B0 Sedona Red Rock, Platinum, Celestial Rings. Sedona Red Rock is sandstone from Sedona, Arizona, colored by iron oxide. It is associated with vitality and a deep connection to the earth.
9" D-15 Rose Quartz, Platinum, Transcendent. Here Rose Quartz shows another side. In crystal practice it is known for the unguarded heart and the love we turn toward ourselves.
7" G-10 Platinum, Practitioner Bowl. Platinum on its own, a metal associated with a calm, even presence and with things that endure.
Who This Set Might Be Good For
A facilitator leading self-compassion workshops or heart-centered group sound baths, who wants people to arrive gentler with themselves and leave feeling rooted.
What This Set Comes With
Set 233 Includes: Mallets and Rings. Cases not included.
Crystal singing bowls at OSO
About Crystal Tones Alchemy Bowls
Crystal Tones created the original Alchemy crystal singing bowls, made in the USA from quartz combined with gemstones, minerals and precious metals. We choose them for their craftsmanship and the clarity of their sound.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose a crystal singing bowl?
Start with what sounds good and feels good in your body. Choosing a crystal singing bowl is personal. The meanings and associations of different notes, colors and alchemies can give you ideas to explore, but your own experience matters most. Take your time listening and notice which bowls you want to hear again.
Already own bowls? Compare their notes, octaves and cents, then listen to them together whenever you can. Our pairing tool lets you explore available recordings from the collection.
Choosing Your Bowls & Sets
Understanding Pitch & Cents
Each bowl is marked with its note like C or F and a cents value — 0, or a +/− number such as +10 or −15. Cents measure how sharp or flat the bowl is relative to a perfect pitch. When building a set, matching cents closely is what makes the bowls sound harmonious together rather than disjointed.
Why Our Sets Are One-of-a-Kind
Every bowl varies in pitch, size, and alchemy, with only a limited number of each in existence — so no two sets we build are ever identical. Each one is hand-selected for sound, energetic quality, aesthetics, and stackability, and ready for one-on-one sessions, group healing, sound baths, or performance.
Not Sure Which Bowl or Set Is Right for You?
We’re happy to help you choose bowls that match in cents and complement your existing collection. Build Your Perfect Set →
How do I play a crystal singing bowl?
Place the bowl on its ring on a stable, level surface. Begin with a gentle tap using the soft side of a suitable mallet, or slowly circle the outside rim with the mallet held at roughly a 45° angle. Use light, even pressure and listen for the bowl to begin singing.
Once the sound develops, ease the mallet away and let the bowl ring. If you hear scratching, release contact and let it sing before trying again more gently. These instruments respond to a light touch; you can leave space between movements and listen as the sound fades.
Care and cleaning
For everyday cleaning, we use warm water and a soft cloth. We don’t recommend cleaning products on the bowl.
For occasional marks on the rim, gently spot-clean the affected area with a soft cloth and a little mild soapy water, then wipe with clean water. Use soapy water only on the rim, keeping it off the rest of the bowl.
If energy-clearing rituals are part of your practice, you might choose smudging or time in the moonlight.
Return and Exchange Policy
Returns and exchanges are accepted within 14 days of delivery. Items must be in their original condition.
A 20% restocking fee applies to returns. Exchanges are for store credit only. Customers are responsible for return and exchange shipping costs and insurance.
Custom orders, sale items and gift cards cannot be returned or exchanged. Damage must be reported within 24 hours of delivery, with photos of the item and packaging.
For cancellation terms and full details, see our Return & Cancellation Policy.
Shipping & International Orders
Orders are typically packaged and dispatched within 2–3 business days. This is preparation time; shipping transit time is additional and depends on your destination and selected shipping service.
We are closed on Saturdays and Sundays. Orders placed on Friday generally will not ship before Monday and may take longer within our 2–3-business-day preparation window.
All import duties, VAT or other import taxes, customs-clearance charges, and carrier or customs-broker fees are the customer’s responsibility. These charges are separate from the product price and shipping charge paid to OSO Sound Healing.
Your shipment may be handled by a customs broker or clearance agent, a third party that arranges clearance with your country’s customs authority. This may be the carrier’s brokerage service or a separate broker. Any brokerage, administration, disbursement, storage or other import-related fees charged to the recipient must be paid by the customer.
Customs authorities, carriers and brokers set these charges and clearance requirements. OSO Sound Healing does not set or control them, cannot waive them, and cannot guarantee customs release dates. Customs inspections and clearance delays are outside our control.
Please check your destination’s import requirements before ordering and respond promptly to requests from customs, the carrier or your broker. You are responsible for providing any information or authorization required from you as the recipient and paying charges when requested, which may be before, at or after delivery.
