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.
This is a stubby specimen. Shorter points than most, but geometrically interesting. A few of the crystals have a ring of hematite and the matrix is barely visible under all of the quartz. A pretty, pale pink makes this a spectacular sight. It measures roughly 3 1/2" x 3" and weighs 5.74 oz.
This quartz is extremely light and heat sensitive and may fade due to long exposure to sunlight or heat.
