Sacred Geometry Rose Quartz - 5 Platonic Solids

Sacred geometry rests on the principles of the five Platonic Solids: Tetrahedron, Cube, Octahedron, Dodecahedron, Icosahedron. These are convex, three-dimensional shapes with congruent faces and corners, with each one having more angles and faces than the previous. For instance, adding an extra angle to a tetrahedron creates a cube, and an extra angle added to the cube creates an octahedron. Not only does each shape have an extra angle, but each one can perfectly fit into the previous one. So, a cube will perfectly fit inside the tetrahedron, and its angles will touch each face of a tetrahedron, creating perfect harmony. No matter how they are rotated, the five platonic solids are always perfectly balanced, and each face and each angle of the shape is the same. Each of the five is built of regular polygons, which, when flattened, all create a perfectly aligned shape that corresponds with the sides of the shape. We can see manifestations of these sacred structures in everything around us, from snowflakes to crystal structures found in nature.