Lemurian smoky quartz 33 libyan desert glass and approximately 3

and approximately 3

000 years old formed by the impact of the Austalasian impact which created strew fields in Vietnam

and cleavelandite

They are in fact mined although some may have been found on the surface initially

This piece contains Dogstooth Calcite and perfect pink crystal formations

Lemurian smoky quartz 33 libyan desert glass and approximately 388 gram smoky Lemurian seed crystal from Brazil Lemurian Quartz crystals are a specific variety of quartz crystals that are found primarily in Minas Gerais Brazil. They are characterized by the distinctive lines on alternating sides of the crystals and an unusual clarity and perfection. They often have a pink, red, yellow or orange hue due to iron oxide deposits on the outside of the crystals. Secondary sources of Lemurian Quartz include Arkansas,