TRAMOGGIA quartz with clay inclusions, Italy Crystal - Height: 28 mm - Width: 27 mm- 13 g

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Quarzo tramoggia with clay inclusions, a crystal form, from Porretta Terme in Emilia-Romagna, Italy.

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Description from the seller

Large Diamond Quartz, also called Herkimer Quartz, is hoppered, skeletonized, and rich in yellowish-brown clay inclusions, creating a perfect optical effect! This completely natural mineral was mined in Porretta Terme, Italy. This specimen is characterized by a good formation, allowing us to appreciate the "windows" (fenestrated) and "skeletonization." Its Italian provenance is also significant!

A unique piece of nature, ideal for enriching high-level mineral collections and perfect for decorating exclusive environments thanks to its high aesthetic value. Many people find healing properties in minerals; the uses for crystallotherapy and lithotherapy should not be underestimated.

Photos are taken in a dedicated set with intense lights to avoid altering the colors, but it is recommended to display the minerals in well-lit environments to fully appreciate their tones.

The shipment usually occurs the next day, with tracking and careful packaging. Multiple orders from the same customer will be grouped, and any excess shipping costs will be refunded.

Seller's Story

I am Luca from italmineral-com, a young salesman with a background in nuclear engineering and I have consolidated my presence in the minerals sector by participating in fairs, auctions and by founding italmineral. I offer only the best, rarest and most special minerals, including uranium and thorium. I always guarantee the highest quality, fast shipping, careful packaging and excellent customer service. I am appreciated for my friendliness and the high quality of the materials offered."
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Large Diamond Quartz, also called Herkimer Quartz, is hoppered, skeletonized, and rich in yellowish-brown clay inclusions, creating a perfect optical effect! This completely natural mineral was mined in Porretta Terme, Italy. This specimen is characterized by a good formation, allowing us to appreciate the "windows" (fenestrated) and "skeletonization." Its Italian provenance is also significant!

A unique piece of nature, ideal for enriching high-level mineral collections and perfect for decorating exclusive environments thanks to its high aesthetic value. Many people find healing properties in minerals; the uses for crystallotherapy and lithotherapy should not be underestimated.

Photos are taken in a dedicated set with intense lights to avoid altering the colors, but it is recommended to display the minerals in well-lit environments to fully appreciate their tones.

The shipment usually occurs the next day, with tracking and careful packaging. Multiple orders from the same customer will be grouped, and any excess shipping costs will be refunded.

Seller's Story

I am Luca from italmineral-com, a young salesman with a background in nuclear engineering and I have consolidated my presence in the minerals sector by participating in fairs, auctions and by founding italmineral. I offer only the best, rarest and most special minerals, including uranium and thorium. I always guarantee the highest quality, fast shipping, careful packaging and excellent customer service. I am appreciated for my friendliness and the high quality of the materials offered."
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Details

Main Mineral
TRAMOGGIA quartz with clay inclusions, Italy
Mineral Form
Crystal
Weight
13 g
Origin (Region/ City)
Porretta Terme, Alto Reno Terme (BO), Emilia-Romagna, Italy
Country of Origin
Italy
Height
28 mm
Width
27 mm
Depth
20 mm
ItalyVerified
1745
Objects sold
100%
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