Large Natural Quartz Cluster Specimen

This item is a substantial natural quartz crystal cluster specimen, likely a variety of clear or milky quartz, given its translucent to opaque appearance. The overall shape is irregular and organic, characteristic of natural mineral formations, with multiple crystal terminations and growth patterns visible. Its color ranges from a milky white to a light yellowish-brown, suggesting the presence of mineral inclusions or iron staining, particularly in the more opaque areas and crevices. Some darker, greyish-brown patches, possibly dirt or other mineral adhesion, are noticeable on several surfaces, indicating that the specimen has not been fully cleaned or polished. The surface texture appears somewhat rough and unrefined, typical of a raw, unworked mineral. The size is considerable, as it occupies a significant portion of the image frame when placed on the carpet next to a wall, suggesting it could be a large display piece. No specific manufacturing marks or signatures are discernible as it is a natural formation. The visible condition includes natural wear, some dirt accumulation in the fissures, and staining, all of which are common for excavated or uncleaned mineral specimens. The craftsmanship is entirely natural, showcasing geological processes rather than human intervention. Its estimated age would be geological, formed over millions of years. This specimen possesses unique aesthetic qualities due to its natural crystallography and color variations.