Quartz Sphere with Clay, Seeded Crystals, and Rainbows
Measures Approximately: 4"
Weighs Approximately: 2 lb 7.8 oz
Stand not included
The rainbows are amazing in this sphere and the "fairy frost" area has many tiny little crystals scattered in an almost holographic pattern. I wish we could take a trip into it as there was a lot going on inside the sphere. Clay is known for its detoxification properties, which would follow energetically as well. The little crystals in the frost remind me of manifesting creative potential. Exceptional piece.
Quartz is the most common of the silica minerals. The group is all composed of silicon dioxide but have different crystal structures. The others form under specific conditions like very high temperatures. The name quartz comes from the German quarz, without a “t”. It may be derived from the Polish kwardy (“hard”). Pure quartz is colorless but trace metal inclusions can color it purple (amethyst), yellow (citrine), and brown (smoky quartz). It also forms in fibrous varieties without visible crystals like chalcedony.