PrismaVector Vogel-Cut Crystals
Precision-cut quartz wands designed according to Marcel Vogel's specifications — crafted to receive, amplify, and transmit energy and intention.
Precision-cut quartz wands designed according to Marcel Vogel's specifications — crafted to receive, amplify, and transmit energy and intention.
A 24-facet cut forms a uniform rotational grid: twenty-four equal planes indexed at exact 15° intervals. This is not decorative—it's a structural map that channels light and subtle spin along repeatable vectors with minimal drift.
Each longitudinal facet runs in a straight, unbroken line and resolves cleanly into both terminations. This continuous geometry prevents "step changes" at the cones and preserves directional integrity from base to tip.
Terminations are set to the classic working angles—51° receptive base and 60° transmitting tip—and are clocked so ridge lines land precisely on the facet centerlines. The result is a stable axial pathway with crisp, predictable focusing behavior.
Edges are sharp without rollover; faces are polished to optical clarity to reduce scatter at the micro-level. The wand behaves like a multi-plane lens: reflections align, internal paths remain coherent, and the overall response is tight rather than diffuse.
Twenty-four planes provide a high "vector count" for ordering fields while keeping the body rigid and balanced. In practice, that means stronger structuring, cleaner hand-feel, and a field that holds its shape under use.
The 24-facet form is engineered for sessions, water-structuring stations, and precision layouts. It's the cut you choose when you want dependable alignment, consistent focus, and a geometry that scales from personal practice to room-level work.
The lattice of 24 planes pulls scattered energy into balance. It establishes a steady axis that anchors attention and presence.
The alignment of facets into the 51° and 60° terminations gives a sense of clean directionality. The wand doesn't disperse—it projects.
Subtle torsion spin and light spiral smoothly without interruption. The effect is a field that feels ordered, continuous, and dependable.
The wider base, cut at approximately 51° (matching the Great Pyramid slope), intended to draw in and organize energy.
The sharper, more acute tip, cut around 60°, focusing and projecting energy in a tight, coherent beam.
Energy enters through the receiver end, circulates along the internal facets, and exits focused from the transmitter tip.
All PrismaVector Vogel wands follow Marcel Vogel's geometry principles, with facet counts tuned for different resonance styles.
Precision-cut according to Marcel Vogel's specifications
The 24-facet architecture provides optimal vector density with stability. Each crystal features precision lattice geometry with 51° receptive base and 60° transmitting tip for centered presence, focused transmission, and structured coherence.