Aureal Halo is an alchemy crystal singing bowl with a soft golden-ivory glow and a diffused, velvety finish. Its surface carries light gently, creating a warm, honeyed luminosity that feels steady rather than bright. The glow is subtle — as if held beneath silk — offering a composed and quietly radiant presence.
Tuned to E3 at 432 Hz, this bowl sits in the lower register with depth and warmth. E tones are often experienced as stabilizing and centering, offering a grounded yet open field of resonance. In this octave, the frequency carries a soft solar quality — present, steady, and supportive without force.
When played, Aureal Halo opens with a rounded, even tone. The sustain is smooth and enveloping, creating a field that feels warm and cohesive rather than expansive or piercing. The sound does not rush forward. It holds.
As part of the Rainbow Tones alchemy collection, this bowl brings a refined golden atmosphere into the space — luminous but contained. It feels especially well suited for grounding meditations, slow and restorative movement practices, Reiki or subtle energy work, and sound journeys that prioritize warmth and integration.
Crystal singing bowl
Suede mallet
Silicone bowl ring
Protective carry bag
Aureal Halo blends beautifully with:
• C3 or C4 – creating foundational structure and grounding
• G3 or G4 – opening harmonic spaciousness and natural flow
• B3 or B4 – adding a subtle lift or liminal brightness above the field
Together, E–G–B form a natural harmonic relationship, while C introduces grounding architecture beneath the tone. The combination feels balanced, cohesive, and quietly expansive.
As always, how tones interact is deeply individual — shaped by the listener, the space, and the intention present.
Sound samples are available upon request.
Rainbow Tones Crystal Singing Bowls are handcrafted from 99.9% clear quartz crystal, selected for clarity, sustain, and luminous resonance. Subtle variations in colour, refraction, or surface markings are natural and part of the bowl’s individuality. These do not affect sound quality.
Aureal Halo is an alchemy crystal singing bowl with a soft golden-ivory glow and a diffused, velvety finish. Its surface carries light gently, creating a warm, honeyed luminosity that feels steady rather than bright. The glow is subtle — as if held beneath silk — offering a composed and quietly radiant presence.
Tuned to E3 at 432 Hz, this bowl sits in the lower register with depth and warmth. E tones are often experienced as stabilizing and centering, offering a grounded yet open field of resonance. In this octave, the frequency carries a soft solar quality — present, steady, and supportive without force.
When played, Aureal Halo opens with a rounded, even tone. The sustain is smooth and enveloping, creating a field that feels warm and cohesive rather than expansive or piercing. The sound does not rush forward. It holds.
As part of the Rainbow Tones alchemy collection, this bowl brings a refined golden atmosphere into the space — luminous but contained. It feels especially well suited for grounding meditations, slow and restorative movement practices, Reiki or subtle energy work, and sound journeys that prioritize warmth and integration.
Crystal singing bowl
Suede mallet
Silicone bowl ring
Protective carry bag
Aureal Halo blends beautifully with:
• C3 or C4 – creating foundational structure and grounding
• G3 or G4 – opening harmonic spaciousness and natural flow
• B3 or B4 – adding a subtle lift or liminal brightness above the field
Together, E–G–B form a natural harmonic relationship, while C introduces grounding architecture beneath the tone. The combination feels balanced, cohesive, and quietly expansive.
As always, how tones interact is deeply individual — shaped by the listener, the space, and the intention present.
Sound samples are available upon request.
Rainbow Tones Crystal Singing Bowls are handcrafted from 99.9% clear quartz crystal, selected for clarity, sustain, and luminous resonance. Subtle variations in colour, refraction, or surface markings are natural and part of the bowl’s individuality. These do not affect sound quality.
