Check out this amazing lot of GENUINE Arkansas Quartz Crystals!! These would make a great addition to any collection! Every single piece in this collection is 100% NATURAL!! Each of these crystal points are natural points!! We have NOT enhanced or reshaped any of these pieces!! We have only washed the red clay from each Crystal to show their natural beauty!
Several of these points are also Record Keeper Crystals!!! What is a Record Keeper Crystal, you ask? Record Keepers are crystals that have either a raised or indented triangle on any of the faces of the crystal! They are said to contain records of knowledge from ancient civilizations! I have circled an example of one of the many record keepers on the pictured Quartz Crystal!❤️
This 32 piece lot is on sale at a WHOLESALE price for a limited time!!
Pictures really do not do these crystals justice!! Each point are a very high quality Arkansas Quartz Crystal that we’re personally mined by us!! Each piece is GORGEOUS!!
Ryan and I recently took another trip(fall of 2019) and traveled all the way down from Northern Michigan to Hot Springs Arkansas, where we spent several days mining quartz crystal from multiple mines around Hot Springs & Mt. Ida!
This listing is for the pictured lot of 32 Quartz Crystal Points!
This lot of 11 Crystal's ranges from 1.1oz to 6.25oz each!
We now have LED color changing light bases available as well!! Each light comes with its own remote which includes 16 color options, dimming and multiple color changing modes. To add to your cart just click on the link below!
https://www.etsy.com/PStoneCreations/listing/758912383/led-color-changing-circle-base-light?utm_source=Copy&utm_medium=ListingManager&utm_campaign=Share&utm_term=so.lmsm&share_time=1575399311791Quartz, or silica (SiO2), is a hard, brittle, durable mineral that exhibits considerable
resistance to weathering. It occurs in nature in many varieties, but is best known from Arkansas as prismatic, elongate, transparent, vitreous crystals. Arkansas is known worldwide for the production of quartz crystals by both collectors and scientists.(Source - geology.arkansas.gov)