This very large plate of glassy, translucent, hematite included quartz crystals, to 6.5 cm in length, features crystals that have light rose colored prisms and much darker and richer, reddish brown, terminations. The color contrasts along with the steep triangular shape of the specimen makes this very dramatic.

This is a mesmerizing, large specimen. Originally, these four crystals, to 12.0 cm in length, had milky cores. A second generation of quartz crystals, exhibiting parallel growth, with good luster and translucence, were colored a lovely orange color by hematite inclusions. Each milky core is covered by hundreds of these smaller quartz crystals, all exceedingly well formed. The true color when lit normally with weak lighting is the more orange hue, though it goes a bit more red in strong incandescents as in the first shot. Superb and REALLY subtly complex in person!

Tens of glassy and gemmy quartz crystals with slightly smoky crystal tips have emanated from a matrix of felfspar and quartz. Surmounting the smaller crystals is a large sceptered quartz crystal with a colorless stem and a glassy and gemmy, purple, amethyst termination measuring 9.0 cm in length. A few of the smaller crystals are damaged, but the overwhelming effect is that of a major quartz group.