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XXL Red Hematoid Quartz Crystal Cluster | Large Natural Quartz Specimen | 25.45kg

XXL Red Hematoid Quartz Crystal Cluster | Large Natural Quartz Specimen | 25.45kg

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XXL Red Hematoid Quartz Crystal Cluster

Weighing an impressive 25.45kg and measuring approximately 48 × 30 × 18cm, this is a substantial unique mineral specimen. Individually selected by Distinction Crystals for its extraordinary scale, complex natural formation and collector appeal.

The cluster displays an exceptional range of natural Quartz growth, with crystal points varying dramatically in size across the specimen. Larger prominent terminations sit amongst extensive areas of smaller crystal growth, creating a highly complex three-dimensional formation.

Natural iron oxide inclusions and coatings give the Quartz its characteristic Hematoid appearance, with earthy red, brown and warm mineral tones visible throughout the cluster.

At almost half a metre across, the sheer scale and structure of this piece give it considerable presence. It would make an impressive addition to a serious large crystal collection or a striking natural focal point within an interior.

Details

  • Mineral: Red Hematoid Quartz
  • Formation: Natural Crystal Cluster
  • Origin: Madagascar
  • Weight: 25.45kg
  • Size: Approx. 48 × 30 × 18cm
  • Condition: Excellent overall for a natural specimen of this size, with some minor areas of crystal damage

You will receive the exact specimen photographed

Please Note This is a completely natural mineral specimen. Natural inclusions, iron oxide deposits, surface irregularities, contact points and variations in crystal formation are inherent characteristics rather than manufacturing defects.

Due to the exceptional size and complexity of the cluster, there are some minor areas of damaged crystals, which have been taken into consideration and are visible within the photographs. Overall, the specimen is in excellent condition for a natural cluster of this scale.

Colours may vary slightly according to lighting and screen settings.

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