Clear Quartz Point with Side Crystal | Meigu, Sichuan China 2"
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A water-clear quartz point from Meigu County, Sichuan Province, China, with a smaller side crystal growing alongside the main termination. The faces are sharp and glassy, with crisp horizontal striations running the length of the prism. Those growth lines are a signature of natural quartz and show how the crystal built itself layer by layer.
Meigu sits in the Liangshan region of Sichuan, a locality collectors know for glassy, gemmy quartz, often found alongside epidote and prehnite. This piece shows the clarity the area is known for, with a touch of natural frosting at the base where it grew from the pocket. Ships with the clear acrylic display stand shown, ready to set out on a shelf.
- Mineral: Natural clear quartz
- Locality: Meigu County, Liangshan, Sichuan Province, China
- Size: 2" long, approx 0.35" wide at the main crystal
- Features: Main point with side crystal, natural striations
- Condition: Natural crystal, very clear
- Includes: Clear acrylic display stand
- Quantity: 1 specimen, the one pictured
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