Raw Clear Quartz Crystal Cluster

This item is a raw, naturally occurring clear quartz crystal specimen, held between human fingers for scale. Physically, it measures approximately 2 to 3 inches in length and displays a translucent to semi-transparent quality with a frosted, milky base transitioning into clearer sections. The structure is characterized by multiple interlocking crystal points and rough, unpolished faces that demonstrate a conchoidal fracture pattern typical of quartz. Its color is primarily colorless with subtle white internal veining and inclusions, as well as noticeable dark brown or black mineral impurities trapped within the surface crevices, likely iron oxide or organic dirt. The surface texture is rugged and raw, showing no signs of synthetic tumbling or commercial polishing. Notable features include complex internal planes of light reflection and small step-like formations along the crystal edges. The condition appears to be in its natural state with jagged edges that are characteristic of the mineral rather than damage, though some microscopic chipping is present due to its raw extraction. It lacks any maker's marks or signatures, consistent with a geological find rather than a manufactured product. The quality is typical of 'collector grade' raw minerals, showing good clarity in focused spots despite significant internal fracturing and external surface debris.

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