Crystal Tones Alchemy Singing Bowls
Divine Sound is a proud partner of Crystal Tones® and offers a wide selection of the finest Crystal Tones® Alchemy Singing Bowls®.
Click on the audio player to hear the unique sound of each instrument and if you would like to learn more about crystal singing bowls, please refer to our Singing Bowl Guide.
If you don’t see a bowl that’s right for you or need a different size, note, color, or alchemy, call or text us! We are standing by 7 days a week at (442) 274-6644 to help assist and guide you.
As an official Crystal Tones® Partner, we offer special access to singing bowl inventory in the thousands due to our partnership. No need to look elsewhere, we are here to serve!
Frequently Asked Questions
Crystal singing bowls are relatively durable, but they can break if dropped or mishandled. It’s important to handle your bowl with care and store it in a safe place.
Determining the exact frequency of a crystal singing bowl can be challenging. However, you can get a general idea by listening to the sound of the bowl. Higher-pitched bowls tend to have higher frequencies, while lower-pitched bowls tend to have lower frequencies.
The size of a crystal singing bowl can influence the depth and intensity of its sound. Larger bowls typically produce lower frequencies, while smaller bowls produce higher frequencies. However, the size of the bowl isn’t the only factor to consider. The quality of the crystal and the craftsmanship also play a significant role.
The best way to choose a crystal singing bowl is to trust your intuition. Listen to the sound of the bowl and feel its energy. Does it resonate with you? Does it make you feel calm, peaceful, or uplifted? If the answer is yes, then it’s the right bowl for you.
The frequency of a crystal singing bowl isn’t as important as the resonance it creates within you. Each bowl has its own unique vibrational signature, and what resonates with one person may not resonate with another. The best way to choose a bowl is to listen to it and feel its energy.
