Skeletal Quartz Crystals & Skeletal Quartz Mineral Specimens Additional Elestial Quartz Products (Skeletal Quartz) in our Virtual Gallery
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Our jacare quartz mineral specimens are naturally terminated elestial quartz crystals that formed inside the earth! They were all mined in Brazil!
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See also some of our colorless natural quartz crystals. We have them available in a great variety of shapes and sizes. Our quartz crystal clusters were all mined in Brazil. We also have many other kinds of natural Many of our natural quartz crystals have flawless gem grade areas inside! We also have a phantom quartz crystals page, and our page displaying a huge variety of shapes and sizes in We have a huge inventory of natural quartz crystal products, so be sure to let us know if you have any genuine quartz crystal requests. Each of our quartz crystal items is natural quartz crystal. We specialize in Collector Quality Quartz Crystal Mineral Specimens!
Information about genuine elestial quartz crystal and its physical properties, chemistry, history, occurance, and metaphysical uses is displayed on our skeletal quartz information page. See also our quartz information page.
Skeletal growth features can occur in the macrocrystalline quartz
varieties; rock crystal, smoky quartz, citrine and amethyst. Skeletal quartz (more popularly known as elestial quartz or as jacare quartz)
exhibits unique internal and external dissolution-growth features resulting from
unstable conditions during crystallization.
These skeletal growth features occur most often in the macrocrystalline quartz
varieties rock crystal and smoky quartz. Elestial quartz crystals with natural golden citrine color or natural purple amethyst color are much more rare. These rare natural golden and purple colors in elestial quartz are due to trace iron impurities in the quartz crystal structure. Skeletal quartz occurs in vugs or pockets in granitic pegmatites associated with the feldspar varieties
microline and albite, and it is occasionally found together with some of the more rare pegmatite minerals such as lepdiolite & amblygonite. Skeletal quartz also occurs occasionally together with some of the rare pegmatite gem varietie such as
aquamarine, kunzite, and tourmaline.
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We have been mining professionally for aquamarine, citrine, kunzite, topaz, tourmaline and other gems for more than 30 years, and we have a
very large variety of natural crystals available for these and other minerals including peridot crystals, amethyst crystals, and quartz crystals of all sizes. See our page with links to natural crystals of all mineral varieties! We also offer a huge variety of polished crystals. See the links below for a selection of superior quality natural crystals.
We specialize in natural crystals, unheated and untreated, just they way they formed inside the earth!
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(also known as Jacare Quartz or Skeletal Quartz)
Jacare Quartz Crystals (aka skeletal quartz crystals)
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