Natural clear quartz in leaf shape / shell An artistic masterpiece from Brazil.- 1492.31 g

This extraordinary art object features a clear quartz crystal in a finely crafted leaf shape, masterfully processed from high-purity rock crystal of the finest quality. The transparency and purity of the quartz give the piece an almost ethereal radiance. Fine inclusions, delicate light refractions, and a fascinating play of reflections and mirrorings make each viewing a new visual experience.

The shape of a stylized leaf structure symbolizes a connection to nature, lightness, and organic growth. At the same time, the angular, crystalline structure emphasizes the natural origin of the mineral—a powerful contrast between geological authenticity and human creativity. The quartz structure is clear, almost glass-like, with subtle streaks and inclusions that highlight its authenticity and give it individual character.

The display is presented on an elegant pedestal with brass-colored fittings and a base made of light natural stone or wood – a combination that is both stylish and stable, providing a dignified frame for the crystal.

This clear quartz in the shape of a crystal is not only an aesthetic highlight but also a symbol of clarity, purity, and energetic balance. Ideal as a high-quality decorative object, meditation stone, or simply as an expression of the beauty of natural minerals in an artful design.

Stands not included.


Stone: rutile-included smoky quartz in blade form.
Weight: 1492.31 g
Size: 280x155x55mm
Treatment: None
Origin: Brazil

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