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XXL Pink Quartz Crystal Cluster | Large Natural Quartz Collector Specimen | 33.85kg

XXL Pink Quartz Crystal Cluster | Large Natural Quartz Collector Specimen | 33.85kg

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XXL Natural Pink Quartz Crystal Cluster

An exceptionally substantial natural Pink Quartz crystal cluster from Madagascar, weighing an impressive 33.85kg, selected by Distinction Crystals for its extraordinary scale, crystal formation and statement display appeal.

This striking specimen is covered with an abundance of naturally formed quartz points, ranging from smaller crystals through to large, prominent terminations. The cluster displays beautiful soft blush-pink, peach and milky-white tones, with areas of translucency and excellent natural lustre that really come alive under strong lighting.

What makes this piece particularly special is its size and completely natural formation. It is entirely unworked and unpolished, presented exactly as it was extracted, retaining its original crystal structure and natural character.

Large Madagascan quartz clusters of this scale, particularly with this attractive pink coloration and such a dense concentration of well-developed points, are increasingly difficult to obtain and make exceptional collector's specimens or statement interior pieces.

As expected with a completely natural specimen of this size, there are areas of crystal damage and incomplete terminations, consistent with its natural formation, extraction and handling. These do not detract from the overall impact of this impressive specimen.

Origin: Madagascar

Mineral: Natural Pink Quartz

Weight: 33.85kg

Dimensions: 48 × 37 × 21cm approx.

Finish: Completely natural / unworked

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Overall, this is an excellent-quality and highly impressive natural specimen, particularly considering its substantial size and complex formation. However, multiple crystal points have areas of damage, including some larger points. This has been reflected in the description and should be considered part of the condition of the specimen rather than overlooked because of its overall visual impact.

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