Consisting of numerous transparent crystals aesthetically arranged with the longest crystal stemming from the upper center mass, this Quartz cluster is a collectors masterpiece. A majority of the crystals have sharp terminations and are crystal-clear, with minor inclusions found nearer the base.

Quartz is one of the most abundant minerals in the Earth's crust and comes in a wide variety of colors. The mineral goes by many different names depending on its color; purple quartz goes by amethyst, orange quartz is called citrine, and microcrystalline variations are called chalcedony (which also goes by different names depending on color and banding).

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