Quartz Minerals

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Natural Quartz Crystal Gemstone Mineral Specimen #RMI515

Straight from India, be mesmerized by this beautiful self-standing Quartz mineral specimen! You will find within these unique caves rich shades of white along with gorgeous and distinct structures. Once...
$93.72 $52.99
Quartz Stalactite Cave Calcite Mineral Specimen 2.9 Lb #RMI488 Quartz Stalactite Cave Calcite Mineral Specimen 2.9 Lb #RMI488

Quartz Stalactite Cave Calcite Mineral Specimen 2.9 Lb #RMI488

This Quartz Stalactite Cave Calcite Mineral Specimen from Madhya Pradesh, India is a beautiful addition to any collection. The specimen weighs 2.9 Lb and is composed of Quartz, Stalactite Cave,...
$447.99 $298.00
Natural Quartz Mineral Specimen 9.8 Oz #RMI485 Natural Quartz Mineral Specimen 9.8 Oz #RMI485

Natural Quartz Mineral Specimen 9.8 Oz #RMI485

This Natural Quartz Mineral Specimen is sourced from Nashik Mines in India, and is perfect for mineral collectors, weighing in at 9.8 ounces. Its natural formation has not been altered,...
$119.99 $68.00
Natural Window Quartz Mineral Specimen - Gem Avenue Natural Window Quartz Mineral Specimen - Gem Avenue

Natural Window Quartz Mineral Specimen

Straight from Pakistan, this Window Quartz piece is a sure must have. Found within this mesmerizing piece is a multitude of inclusions that give it a beautifully unique appearance. Great...
$100.72 $56.99
Clear Quartz Crystal Mineral Specimen - Gem Avenue Clear Quartz Crystal Mineral Specimen - Gem Avenue

Clear Quartz Crystal Mineral Specimen #RCR318

This beautiful Clear Quartz Crystal Mineral Specimen exudes natural elegance. It features a termination/point design and is comprised of 1.8 lbs of Clear Quartz material. It is 3" wide and...
$374.48 $248.99
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Quartz minerals are found to be composed of both silicon and oxygen atoms. Quartz is considered to be the second most abundant mineral on the surface of the earth this is due to the mineral being found within the earth’s crust, the first being feldspar. In fact, the mineral is considered to be so abundant that almost every rock contains small traces of Quartz within. There is a variety of types of Quartz. There is Smoky quartz, rose quartz, amethyst, blue quartz, chalcedony, cactus quartz, Herkimer diamond, Faden quartz, rainbow quartz, and scepter quartz to name a few. In history, Ancient Egyptian, Greek, and Roman civilizations were known to use quartz crystals as potent talismans. Ancient Romans also were known to use Rose Quartz as a seal in order to signify ownership.

Quartz minerals can be found in various areas located around the world. They can be found in India, Morocco, Mexico, Brazil, Uruguay, China, Japan, Namibia, South Africa, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Belgium, Bulgaria, and Russia. However, Japan, China, and Russia are known as the world’s main producers of Quartz. Not only can Quartz come from various places in the world, but it can also come in various colors. Due to the variety Quartz can come in it also has a variety of colors such as red, yellow, green, purple, pink, brown, black, grey, and white.

In crystal belief, Quartz is believed to promote wisdom, spiritual growth, and awareness. It is also said that Quartz possesses the ability to enhance both creativity and inspiration.