Pure Epsom Salt Quartz Crystal Singing Bowl | 9" E Note | A=432 Tuning | #1152

The bitter medicine that grounds your power

🎵 Size: 9" | Note: E | Cents: +13 | Frequency: 652 Hz | Tuning: A=432 Natural Tuning | Octave: 4 | A=432 Equivalent: E+13 | Bowl #: 1152 ✨ Element: Pure Epsom Salt 🧂 | Body Resonance: Torso, chest cavity, heart, lungs, solar plexus, diaphragm, mid-spine, core 💚 | Chakra Connections Western Diatonic: Solar Plexus | Cycle of Fifths: Third Eye 💫

This pure epsom salt crystal singing bowl sounds in E at 652 Hz, resonating with the solar plexus chakra and the torso, chest cavity, and core. Epsom salt supports nervous system regulation and deep physical grounding—the mineral that has helped bodies release tension for over four centuries. When solar plexus frequency meets earth's most trusted relaxation mineral, the experience is empowerment that settles into the body rather than scattering through the mind.

BEST FOR

• Nervous system regulation and deep muscle relaxation
• Executives centering before high-stakes presentations or decisions
• Students seeking grounded focus for exams and intense study sessions
• Athletes preparing for competition or recovering after performance
• Sound healers supporting clients through burnout and physical exhaustion
• Creating calm for anxious children at homework time or bedtime
• Anyone carrying tension they've held so long it feels like structure

ESSENCE

I am the salt that tastes of bitterness and becomes medicine. When you've been scattered across a thousand obligations, when your shoulders have forgotten they could drop, I am the mineral that says: come home to your body. This bowl holds pure epsom salt crystallized within quartz, sounding at the frequency of personal power—an invitation to ground your will in flesh and bone, not just intention.

THE ELEMENT

Epsom salt is pure magnesium sulfate, a mineral compound drawn from deep within the earth's deposits. First discovered in the natural springs of Epsom, England in 1618, this crystalline substance holds seven molecules of water in each molecular lattice—a geometry of dissolution and renewal that has supported human wellness for over four centuries. When a farmer named Henry Wicker noticed his cattle refusing the bitter spring water, then watched his own scratches heal after contact with it, he uncovered what would become one of the most trusted remedies in folk medicine.

The mineral forms in darkness—on limestone cavern walls, in the deep seams of coal mines, in the oxidized zones of ore deposits. It is soft as minerals go, easily dissolved, readily absorbed. This is how epsom salt prefers to work: not as spectacle, but as presence. When infused into quartz crystal during Divine Bowls' proprietary formation process, the magnesium sulfate's molecular structure becomes part of what vibrates—not a surface coating, but a true integration. The mineral's grounding signature weaves into every frequency the bowl produces, which is why people often describe this bowl's tone as heavier, more anchored than clear quartz alone.

Traditionally valued for muscle tension, skin conditions, and general detoxification, epsom salt works primarily with the physical body. But body and emotion are not separate territories. When your muscles release, something in your chest releases too. When tension softens, defenses soften. This element creates conditions for deep rest—the kind of nervous system reset that happens when you stop doing and simply allow yourself to be held.

THE FREQUENCY

This bowl sounds in E at 652 Hz, resonating with the solar plexus chakra in the Western diatonic system. The E frequency carries the energetic quality of empowerment, clarity, and will—vibrating through your torso, chest cavity, diaphragm, and core. This is the seat of personal power, where confidence lives or contracts, where you either stand in your own authority or give it away.

When epsom salt's grounding mineral presence meets this frequency of empowerment, something interesting happens. The solar plexus often holds tension from situations where we couldn't act, couldn't speak, couldn't claim our space. This bowl addresses that holding at both levels—the frequency speaks to the energy of will while the mineral supports the physical release of what's been clenched. People often notice their breathing deepen, their shoulders drop, their core soften without losing strength.

THE TUNING

This bowl resonates at 652 Hz. Using A=432 as reference, it plays E+13 cents. (Using A=440 as reference, this same frequency is E-20 cents.)

This bowl is categorized in the A=432 tuning because its frequency aligns with instruments tuned to A=432 Hz—often called "Verdi tuning" or "natural tuning." Many people find A=432 produces a warmer, more organic quality that feels easier on the nervous system. If you have instruments tuned to A=432, or simply prefer this earth-connected sound, this bowl will harmonize beautifully with them. The technical specifications show both reference points so musicians and those building bowl collections know exactly how this instrument fits their setup. (For fine adjustment, adding water to the bowl lowers the pitch slightly—a technique some use to dial in precise intervals when playing with other instruments.)

THE SIZE

At 9 inches, this bowl produces fourth-octave tones with long, generous sustain—meaning each strike or rim tone continues singing, filling space without requiring constant attention. The full, rich volume makes it ideal for group settings, yoga studios, and larger rooms, but also works beautifully in home spaces where you want sound that envelops rather than whispers. This size allows epsom salt's grounding quality to express with substantial presence, while the mid-range octave naturally targets the torso and core—the physical center where so many of us hold our daily tensions.

Whether you're using this bowl to open team meetings, settle a classroom after recess, create ambiance in a treatment room, or simply mark the transition from workday to evening at home, the 9-inch size offers enough projection to shift the energy of a space while remaining portable enough to move between rooms or pack for travel.

WORKING WITH THIS BOWL

Reach for this bowl when your body is speaking louder than your mind can ignore—muscle tension, physical exhaustion, the kind of depletion that shows up as aches and restlessness. It serves equally well at the start of a demanding day, helping you ground into your own authority before presentations or difficult conversations, and at the end of one, releasing what accumulated in your shoulders and jaw.

To begin, simply strike the bowl once and breathe. Notice where the sound lands in your body—most people feel it in their chest and belly first. You might place one hand on your solar plexus while listening, creating a physical anchor for the frequency. There's no wrong way to work with this bowl. Let it play while you stretch after a workout. Sound it once before your child starts homework to signal focus time. Use it to mark the boundary between work hours and personal time. Strike it before a team meeting to bring everyone into the same room, mentally as well as physically.

Each Divine Bowls singing bowl includes a pure quartz mallet wrapped in premium silicone for optimal resonance, plus a silicone O-ring for stable playing on hard surfaces. Every bowl is formed in a single seamless vessel from 99.998% pure quartz—no welds, no weak points—built to last lifetimes of use.

INVITATION

This bowl holds pure epsom salt—the mineral that has been helping bodies remember how to release for over four centuries. It doesn't care whether you're a sound healer or a software engineer, a yoga teacher or a first-grade teacher, an athlete before competition or a parent after bedtime finally succeeded. It cares that you have a body, and that body might be holding something it's ready to put down.

Bitter medicine that becomes gentle presence. Grounding that doesn't require you to believe in anything except the physics of vibration meeting mineral meeting you.

Its formed in a single seamless vessel, ready for whatever you need it to be—the start of a practice, the end of a long day, or simply three minutes of something beautiful before the next thing begins.