All Crystal Tones® Alchemy Crystal Singing Bowls
Browse our wide selection of hand-selected Crystal Tones® Alchemy Crystal Singing Bowls, made from quartz crystal with gemstones and precious metals. Listen to each bowl’s recording and compare size, note and alchemy. Buy online or ask us for help choosing.
How to use the filters
- Start with note or size if you already know what you are looking for.
- Add alchemy, cents group, tuning or type to narrow your selection. Use Type to explore specialty instruments.
- Read the complete product name for its note, sharp sign and cents. These details matter when matching bowls.
- Broaden your search by removing a selection or using the filter’s clear control.
The product count reflects the current filters. Open a product for its recording, price and availability.
Find the right bowl for you
Discover Crystal Tones® Alchemy bowls
Materials, resonance and sound
Crystal Tones Alchemy Crystal Singing Bowls® are made of the highest quality quartz crystal, the finest in gemstones and precious metals such as 24 karat gold, silver and platinum. The process they are created with makes them incredibly resonant, strong, and pure in tone. The tones produced by Crystal Tones Alchemy Crystal Singing Bowls® are not just heard by the ear, you feel them in your body, with certain tones affecting your energy for activation, creativity, healing, balancing & meditation.
Our collection and worldwide service
Sacred Sound of the Soul has one of the largest collections available online of over 500 beautiful hand selected Crystal Tones Alchemy Crystal Singing Bowls®. A video of each bowl can be found by clicking on any one of the bowls you are interested in, you can complete all purchasing online, and we regularly ship in the USA and all over the world.
Find the right bowl for you
How do I compare bowls online?
Start with the size, note and alchemy shown in each product name. Open the products that interest you and listen to their individual recordings. Check the complete pitch information and product details before choosing. If you are adding to a set, share the details of your existing bowls during a consultation.
What do the note, cents and tuning filters mean?
The note identifies the musical pitch name; a sharp sign is part of that name. Cents describe a small pitch difference from a reference pitch. Read the complete note and cents together when comparing instruments. A tuning label describes a tuning reference, not a claim that every bowl sounds at that frequency. Ask us to help compare bowls if you are unsure.
Can I buy without a consultation?
Yes. You can explore the recordings and purchase online. Personal selection help is optional. Each bowl has its own identity and SKU; once that individual bowl is sold, it is not replenished as the same instrument. Check its product page for current availability and review the store’s shipping and return information before ordering.
Building a set or choosing your first bowl? We offer online appointments and visits to our Encinitas gallery. Bring your questions and the details of any bowls you already own.
