Unlike rose quartz, which forms mostly as massive, these rare varieties of Pink quartz form in a standard 6 sided crystal with pointed terminations. They are generally found in clusters, with points ranging from small to very large.
The largest, most interesting piece of Himalayan Pink Quartz listed here - it is almost a smoky pink in color, 3 long crystals are surrounded by arrays of smaller, but still impressive points. The darker "base" appears to have some hematite imbedded in the matrix. This specimen is fabulous in hand! It measures roughly 4 1/2" x 3 1/2" and weighs 11.13 oz.
This quartz is extremely light and heat sensitive and may fade due to long exposure to sunlight or heat.
