Large Natural Quartz Point - Brazil someone would reasonably assume this

someone would reasonably assume this is a fossil specimen showcasing some form of plant material

Unaka Mountain Range

The shell of aragonite and conchiolin creates thin layers with lots of color play due to interference of light

Rose Quartz is right up there with amethyst when it comes to popularity

This specimen is the negative imprint of a track left behind on the banks of the Portland Formation

Large Natural Quartz Point - Brazil someone would reasonably assume thisHere is a killer example of Brazilian quartz. This point is large enough to show both the purity of clear quartz, in addition to the cloudiness of it. One look at the photos of this specimen and you will see just how beautiful clear quartz is! Quartz is the second most abundant mineral on Earth accounting for around 12% of the Earth's crust. Its name is derived from the German word "quarz" meaning hard. Quartz can form in trigonal or hexagonal crystal