One of earth’s most abundant minerals, Quartz forms six-sided prismatic crystals and massive deposits in nearly every geological environment. From icy clear to amethystine violet, its enduring forms are nature’s most versatile crystalline language.
Mango Quartz - Halloysite Inclusions - Cabiche, Colombia
Screw Quartz - Inner Mongolia, China
Screw Quartz - Inner Mongolia, China
Screw Quartz - Inner Mongolia, China
Screw Quartz - Inner Mongolia, China
Solar Quartz Stalactite Slice - Brazil
"Meximer" Herkimer Style Diamond Quartz - Hydrocarbon Inclusions - Xicotepec, Puebla, Meixco
Quartz var. Chalcedony Stalactites - Zimapán, México
Quartz & Cinnabar - Mina Ojuela, México
Quartz var. Blue Chalcedony ps. Anhydrite - Rumipata, Peru
Quartz var. Blue Chalcedony ps. Anhydrite - Rumipata, Peru
Quartz var. Blue Chalcedony ps. Anhydrite - Rumipata, Peru
Quartz var. Blue Chalcedony ps. Anhydrite - Rumipata, Peru
Quartz Var. Amethyst - Trujillo, Peru
Chrysocolla, Quartz - Lily Mine, Peru
Chrysocolla, Quartz - Lily Mine, Peru
Chrysocolla, Quartz - Mina La Tentadora, Peru
Chrysocolla, Quartz, Mystery UV Mineral, Andean Opal - Mina La Tentadora, Peru (Man-Made Conglomerate)
Chrysocolla, Quartz - Mina La Tentadora, Peru
Calcite Var. Mangano, Pyrite, Quartz - Huanzala, Peru - UV Reactive
Pyrite, Quartz, Calcite - Peru - UV Reactive
Pyrite, Siderite, Quartz - Huanzala, Peru - UV Reactive
Pyrite, Quartz, Calcite - Huanzala, Peru - UV Reactive
