Natural Blue Quartz Cluster Bubble Botryoidal Formations Gray Blue Druzy Cluster Blue Amethyst Display Piece Collector Piece Statement Piece Natural

Description

An exceptionally rare “blue amethyst” (actually Quartz) on a banded agate matrix, with very well formed botryoidal druzy covered formations, … more An exceptionally rare “blue amethyst” (actually Quartz) on a banded agate matrix, with very well formed botryoidal druzy covered formations, and a stunning blue gray color.

Weight: 4.4kg 9.7lb

Dimensions: 12x6x2" 32x16x6cm

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Our CRYSTALS are hand chosen, top grade pieces. Beautiful, natural variations may vary in color, inclusions, size, shape, weight, and more.

While Quartz is found all over the world, to be considered Himalayan Quartz it must be mined in countries that including the great mountain range, ie: Bhutan, China, India, Nepal, and Pakistan. Most of the Himalayan Quartz on the market is mined near the border between Nepal and Tibet/China. They are mined by hand at heights between 10,000 and 15,000 feet above sea level, and carried by humans and pack animals down the mountains to bring them to market.

Clear Quartz is created when liquid magma from a volcanic explosion cools down and transforms into igneous rocks. During this cooling down period, silica acid bubbles shift from being a gas/liquid into a solid compound. The bubble becomes a hollow space in the igneous rock and the silica acid becomes Quartz crystals. If no trace elements are present to change its color, the silica acid becomes Clear Quartz. less