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Silver & Copper Rutile Quartz, Rutilated Quartz, Copper Rutile Quartz, Silver rutilated quartz, Crystals, Crystal Gifts, SMALL
Silver & Copper Rutile Quartz, Rutilated Quartz, Copper Rutile Quartz, Silver rutilated quartz, Crystals, Crystal Gifts, SMALL
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Silver Rutilated Quartz with Lodolite - Natural Brazilian Inclusion Specimen. Fantastic clarity. I am small!
Silver Rutile Quartz with Lodolite comes directly from Brazil's mineral-rich regions, known for producing some of the world's most vibrant quartz varieties.
π2.4 Size: ( will look more copper depending on lighting)
π¦ Ships carefully packed for protection and preservation
About: The rutile (a titanium dioxide mineral) occurs as fine needle-like inclusions, giving the quartz its silvery shimmer. The lodolite (also known as inclusion quartz or garden quartz) contains a blend of chlorite, feldspar, and other trace minerals, forming layered or plume-like patterns inside the crystal.
π Geological Highlights:
Natural quartz with rutile (TiOβ) and lodolite inclusions
Formation involves hydrothermal processes under high pressure
Origin: Brazil - known for exceptional quartz clarity and complex inclusions
πͺ¨ Great for: Display, teaching collections, study specimens, or nature-inspired decor
Silver Rutile Quartz with Lodolite comes directly from Brazil's mineral-rich regions, known for producing some of the world's most vibrant quartz varieties.
π2.4 Size: ( will look more copper depending on lighting)
π¦ Ships carefully packed for protection and preservation
About: The rutile (a titanium dioxide mineral) occurs as fine needle-like inclusions, giving the quartz its silvery shimmer. The lodolite (also known as inclusion quartz or garden quartz) contains a blend of chlorite, feldspar, and other trace minerals, forming layered or plume-like patterns inside the crystal.
π Geological Highlights:
Natural quartz with rutile (TiOβ) and lodolite inclusions
Formation involves hydrothermal processes under high pressure
Origin: Brazil - known for exceptional quartz clarity and complex inclusions
πͺ¨ Great for: Display, teaching collections, study specimens, or nature-inspired decor
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