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.
Pink Quartz - Huancayo District, Peru
Pink Quartz - Huancayo District, Peru
Pink Quartz - Huancayo District, Peru
Pink Quartz - Huancayo District, Peru (Copy)
Pink Quartz - Huancayo District, Peru
Ferruginous Quartz, Epidote - San Felipe Mine, Peru
Ferruginous Quartz, Epidote - San Felipe Mine, Peru
Ferruginous Quartz, Epidote - San Felipe Mine, Peru
Ferruginous Quartz, Epidote - San Felipe Mine, Peru
Ferruginous Quartz, Epidote - San Felipe Mine, Peru
Orpiment, Realgar, Quartz, Galena, Pyrite - Quiruvilca Mine, Peru
Epidote, Quartz, Axinte - Cullhuay, Peru (Copy)
Epidote, Quartz, Axinite, Oxidized Garnet - Cullhuay, Peru
Epidote, Quartz, Axinte - Cullhuay, Peru
Epidote, Quartz, Axinte - Cullhuay, Peru
Epidote, Quartz, Axinte - Cullhuay, Peru
Epidote, Quartz, Axinte
