Clear Quartz Cluster | For Mineral Enthusiasts and Geology Collections

$600.00

An exquisite angular specimen of sharded clear quartz, excavated from Guerrero Mexico.

Quartz has been known and appreciated since pre-historic times. The most ancient name known is recorded by Theophrastus in about 300-325 BCE, κρύσταλλος or kristallos.

Quartz is one of the most common minerals found in the Earth's crust. If pure, quartz forms colorless, transparent and very hard crystals with a glass-like luster.

A significant component of many igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary rocks, this natural form of silicon dioxide is found in an impressive range of varieties and colours.

Our fossils, minerals and gemstones are sourced from reputable Australian wholesalers, whose local and international supply chains are the most sustainable and ethically credible in the world. 

Specimen size: 190x190x110mm,

Weight: 2.5kg approx

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this specimen natural or treated?
A: This cluster is 100% natural and has not been dyed, coated, or heat-treated. It is a perfect piece for collectors who value authentic mineral specimens.

Q: What makes this clear quartz cluster collectible?
A: Collectors prize clear quartz for its well-defined crystal points, clarity, and classic hexagonal formation, making each specimen a unique example of natural geological growth. This is an exceptional example of these prized attributes

Q: How old would this Quartz specimen be?
A: While this specimen has not been dated, clear quartz clusters form naturally over thousands of years as silica-rich fluids cool and crystallise in rock cavities, creating intergrown transparent quartz points.