1 The Amazon rainforest is subject to heavy rainfall, at least 80 inches, and in some areas over 430 inches of rain each year. The Amazon (and its humidity) contribute to the formation of rain clouds, and generate as much as 75 percent of its own precipitation.
 
2 As rainwater falls under the dense canopy of this tropical wilderness, it nurtures millions of different species of plants within this, the world’s most unique ecosystem. This rainwater is filtered first by the jungle’s dense vegetation and then by the thin layer of soil from which they grow. It seeps further underground passing over and through subterranean micro-fissures made of granite, known as the Guiana Shield.
 
3 After flowing some 200 meters or more below the surface, the water collects in an ancient underground aquifer that was formed billions of years ago, made entirely of rose quartz, an impenetrable glass-like semi precious stone. The quartz protects the purest of waters, and prevents it from absorbing any other earthly minerals, maintaining and preserving its innate purity. Equa™ is purer than any other natural water source on Earth, including all glacial and any mountain spring water.  See more about the rose quartz aquifer.
 
4 After collecting and flowing for decades in its pristine world, this amazing water flows to the surface under its own pressure at the equa™ springs. A remarkable journey, a remarkable water. equa™, pure spring water, made by Mother Nature.