Raw Quartz Crystal Specimen

The item is a raw, unpolished crystal specimen, likely a variety of Quartz due to its crystalline structure and translucent appearance. It is handheld, suggesting a size of approximately 2-4 inches in its longest dimension. The crystal exhibits a milky, slightly translucent to opaque quality with a predominant color that appears to be a very pale, almost colorless pink or lavender hue, characteristic of rose quartz or milky quartz with faint impurities. Its surfaces are largely unformed and rough, indicating it is an unworked natural piece, possibly a fragment from a larger crystal or a rough piece as found in its natural state. Several facets and cleavage planes are visible, catching the light in various angles, showcasing typical mineral crystalline breakage. There are no obvious signs of significant damage, repairs, or unusual wear; the rough edges appear to be natural formations rather than chips from human interaction. The quality of the crystal appears good for an unworked specimen, with reasonable clarity for its type. There are no discernible manufacturing marks or signatures, as it is a natural mineral. Determining an exact age or style period is not applicable, as it is a geological formation, but its 'age' would be millions of years old. The photography shows it held outdoors, suggesting natural light conditions, which enhances its translucent properties and subtle color.

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