Tsumeb Dioptase 33mm — Tri-Crystal Specimen, Namibia Rose Quartz very high grade clarity with

very high grade clarity with light natural rainbow flashes

fibrous structure is exactly why carvers and collectors have prized it for millennia

and clear quartz charm

or altar where its texture catches the light

The species was first identified in the Altyn Tyube deposit in southern Kazakhstan

Tsumeb Dioptase 33mm — Tri-Crystal Specimen, Namibia Rose Quartz very high grade clarity withA tri crystal Tsumeb dioptase specimen, 33mm and 14g, three emerald green crystals rising from the matrix in a naturally balanced arrangement, a prominent 14mm central crystal flanked symmetrically by two smaller companions. Why does a naturally symmetrical multi crystal grouping like this carry particular appeal? Genuine symmetry in mineral specimens is largely a matter of chance rather than anything guided, since each crystal nucleates and grows