Koi Pond — Red Quartz, Pink Quartz & Citrine Crystal Garden
Koi Pond — Red Quartz, Pink Quartz & Citrine Crystal Garden
One of one — you'll receive the exact garden in the photos.
Ships within 1–3 business days · arrives 8–15 business days later
The Good Fortune Garden · Red Quartz · Pink Quartz · Citrine
In Chinese legend, a carp that swims all the way up the Yellow River and leaps the Dragon Gate waterfall becomes a dragon — which is why koi have stood for perseverance and good fortune for centuries. Koi Pond gathers every koi color in one bowl: blush-pink quartz, rust-red quartz and a fiery red quartz tower, a smoky green phantom tower, a golden citrine point and a clear quartz sphere like a bubble rising to the surface — on bright peridot chips with moss, a twist of weathered wood, amber and golden hydrangea and fresh greenery, in a walnut-toned wooden pedestal bowl.
One of one. This is the exact garden in the photos — arranged by hand and photographed just as it is. There is only one; once it finds a home, it’s gone.
The energy
Good fortune — earned, and enjoyed. Every color here has its own story: pink for warmth and joy, red for vitality (and, in Chinese tradition, luck), white for clarity, gold for abundance, green for growth. The koi stands for the patience to keep swimming upstream. A bright, generous garden for a big leap.
- Red quartz — Quartz colored rust-red by natural iron minerals, often called hematoid quartz. In crystal lore, it is associated with warmth and vitality.
- Pink quartz — Quartz in soft blush tones. In crystal lore, pink stones are associated with warmth, joy and tenderness.
- Green phantom quartz — Quartz that keeps ghostly outlines of its earlier growth inside. In crystal lore, associated with growth and progress.
- Citrine — Known for centuries as the ‘merchant’s stone’, a symbol of prosperity; a birthstone for November.
- Clear quartz sphere — A sphere is a classic symbol of wholeness; clear quartz is long associated with clarity.
- Peridot — August’s birthstone — the ‘gem of the sun’ — long associated with renewal.
Inside your garden
- Pink quartz cluster
- Pale pink quartz
- Red quartz cluster
- Red quartz tower
- Green phantom quartz tower
- Citrine point
- Clear quartz sphere
- Peridot chips
- Moss, weathered wood, hydrangea & greenery
- Walnut-toned wooden pedestal bowl
How to live with it
Where it shines: A living-room sideboard, an entry console or the desk you face every day — it’s the warmest, most colorful garden we make.
A leap ritual: Write the big thing you’re working toward on a small card and tuck it under the bowl. The day you make the leap, take it out — and tell someone.
Size
Bowl approx. 15.5 cm (6.1 in) across. One photo shows it held in one hand, for scale.
How it arrives: To travel safely, your garden ships in pieces — each crystal wrapped on its own, nothing glued — with a photo of this exact arrangement, so you can set it up just as you see it here.
Care
- Keep indoors and dry; dust gently with a soft, dry brush or a puff of air.
- Keep out of strong, direct sunlight to protect the colors of the stones and botanicals.
- Contains small parts and natural stones — not a toy. Keep away from young children and pets.
- The wooden bowl is a natural material — keep it away from water and heat.
- The sphere can roll — keep it nestled in the chips.
- The botanicals are delicate — dust them lightly with a soft brush.
A gift with meaning
For graduations, new jobs, new businesses and Lunar New Year — and for anyone about to leap their own Dragon Gate.
One of one, by nature: every crystal here is genuine natural stone, arranged by hand — the garden in these photos is the one you’ll receive. Crystal meanings reflect folklore and tradition — we share them as symbolism, not promises.