A beautiful 1 kg collection of natural Hematoid Quartz crystals from Brazil, consisting of approximately 20 individual crystal pieces with warm golden, amber, orange, reddish and smoky tones. These crystals immediately stand out from ordinary clear Quartz because of their remarkable coloration. The warm red, rust and golden shades are produced by iron-rich mineral inclusions and coatings, particularly iron oxides such as Hematite, occurring within or around the Quartz during its natural formation. The result is an impressive collection in which no two crystals look exactly alike. Some pieces display lighter honey-golden transparency, while others develop stronger orange, reddish-brown or deep rust-colored areas. Internal inclusions, veils, fractures and variations in clarity create additional depth when the crystals are viewed against the light. Product Details -Mineral: Hematoid Quartz -Also Known As: Hematite Quartz / Iron-Included Quartz; sometimes marketed as Fire Quartz -Origin: Brazil -Total Weight: Approx. 1,000 g / 1 kg -Quantity: Approx. 20 pieces -Form: Individual Quartz crystal points and natural crystal pieces -Color: Clear, champagne, golden, orange, reddish and reddish-brown -Color Origin: Natural iron-rich inclusions and/or iron-oxide coatings -Character: Each crystal has its own individual shape, transparency and iron distribution -Suitable for: Mineral collections, crystal displays, metaphysical use, meditation and decorative arrangements What Makes Hematoid Quartz Special Hematoid Quartz combines the transparency and crystalline structure of Quartz with the dramatic warm coloration created by iron-bearing minerals. The contrast can be especially beautiful where clear or pale Quartz transitions into rich orange and reddish zones. This particular parcel offers a particularly attractive variety of formations—from chunky points with broad crystal faces to elongated specimens with strong natural terminations. As a complete 1 kg collection, it makes an impressive display while still providing enough individual pieces to examine, arrange or use separately. For collectors, Hematoid Quartz is especially interesting because the distribution of the iron material can create completely different visual effects in every crystal. Some specimens appear almost golden, while others show much stronger reddish or hematite-rich areas.