This unique quartz cluster from Arkansas exhibits a load of wonderful quartz characteristics and is really engaging to observe. Its primary points and the majority of the crystals that compose this cluster are beautifully intact, with a few smaller crystals that have fractured terminations. It has a natural, elestial terminated base that has completely recrystallized and sets the crystal upright for display perfectly. It weighs 343 grams and measures 6.5 by 4.25 by 2.5 inches.
Arkansas Quartz is geologically notable for its formation in hydrothermal veins within the Ouachita Mountains, a process that occurred approximately 245-280 million years ago, resulting in some of the purest and largest Quartz crystals globally.
