This piece features a soaring crescent of exceptionally good rose quartz crystals arranged vertically and sprayig off of a smoky quartz shard, smothering the top of it and reaching out above. Words and pictures do not convey how brilliantly lustrous and richly flamingo-pink this specimen really is, in person! There is no damage to the display face, and only a few small contacts at either end of the piece. It is large, at just over 4 inches, to have such consistent quality ! No pastel hue, this. It is as deep pink as rose quartz can get.

A really remarkable speicmen! Most rose quartzes from this locality are pale, elongated crystals of quite different habit than we see from tacqueral and other localities. This is no exception - it is a pale pastel pink hue and strangely elongated. Its just on steroids! It is also doubly-terminated! The aesthetics are very nice, as it is perched smartly on a very nicely balanced rhombic shard of feldspar. I think this is among the more significant (for crystal quality and size) of rose quartz specimens, if not among the most expensive or the most pink

A beautiful , rolling, 3-dimensional specimen featuring botryoidal quartz balls to 1.3 cm. It is complete all around as shown, nearly a floater except for a small contact on the back only. The crystal balls are translucent, sparkling and lustrous, and a pleasing light pastel shade of lavender color , presumably due to manganese. More sparkly, in person!

A choice thumbnail specimen featuring a botryoidal quartz ball, complete all around. The crystal balls here are translucent, sparkling and lustrous; and a rich shade of lavender-purple color, presumably due to manganese. More sparkly, in person! Small calcite ball in association, for accent

A choice thumbnail specimen featuring a botryoidal quartz ball, complete all around. The crystal balls here are translucent, sparkling and lustrous; and a rich shade of lavender-purple color, presumably due to manganese. More sparkly, in person!