Quartz Crystal point - Height: 12 cm - Width: 8 cm- 370 g - (1)





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Natural Himalayan Chlorite Quartz crystal point from Kullu, India, weighing 370 g and measuring 12 × 8 × 5 cm, presented on an acrylic stand.
Description from the seller
Natural Himalayan Chlorite Quartz – 370 g
A beautiful Natural Himalayan Chlorite Quartz specimen, featuring a clear quartz crystal with distinctive natural chlorite inclusions and characteristic Himalayan formation. The crystal displays excellent natural growth patterns, internal clarity, and unique mineral textures that make every angle interesting.
This is a 100% natural, untreated mineral specimen, carefully selected for collectors, crystal enthusiasts, mineral displays, and decorative use. The specimen is presented on an acrylic stand for display.
Specifications:
Mineral: Natural Chlorite Quartz
Origin: Himalayan Region, India
Weight: 370 g
Size: 12 × 8 × 5 cm
Condition: Natural specimen
Treatment: None
SKU: MTX-BOX-023-N0144
Each natural crystal is unique, and variations in clarity, inclusions, surface texture, and formation are part of its natural character.
Seller's Story
Natural Himalayan Chlorite Quartz – 370 g
A beautiful Natural Himalayan Chlorite Quartz specimen, featuring a clear quartz crystal with distinctive natural chlorite inclusions and characteristic Himalayan formation. The crystal displays excellent natural growth patterns, internal clarity, and unique mineral textures that make every angle interesting.
This is a 100% natural, untreated mineral specimen, carefully selected for collectors, crystal enthusiasts, mineral displays, and decorative use. The specimen is presented on an acrylic stand for display.
Specifications:
Mineral: Natural Chlorite Quartz
Origin: Himalayan Region, India
Weight: 370 g
Size: 12 × 8 × 5 cm
Condition: Natural specimen
Treatment: None
SKU: MTX-BOX-023-N0144
Each natural crystal is unique, and variations in clarity, inclusions, surface texture, and formation are part of its natural character.

