Raw Crystal Display Box, Large
This is a curated raw crystal display box on a black onyx chip base - currently the biggest box with the biggest rocks. Unless you want a 10lb chunk of quartz for your garden.
Ships from San Jose, California. Postage is added at checkout: $12 USPS Ground Advantage, $18 Priority Mail, free Ground Advantage over $150.
- Size
- 7.5 x 4.5 x 4 inches
- Family
- mixed quartz on onyx chip base
The listing
Bottom right we have a nice tangerine quartz with some hidden terminations, very clean. Above that is lithium quartz, I believe it's quite spiky on the opposing surface as well, if I recall. In the middle is a solid smoky quartz cluster with some real dark coloration. It's got some battle scars and blemishes, but why seek perfection when you can have relatability.
Leftmost is vibrant chunk of citrine quartz, cooked medium-well, I'd say. Those three smaller rocks, they're sitting on a natural snowflake obsidian floating shelf, which is floating on another natural obsidian pillar. Collected those myself. Outermost small pieces are both fairly low-grade rutile and garden quartz respectively.
The one in the middle, the freckle-speckled rose quartz, that's the real centerpiece. From Tanzania, worth looking into if you're into mineralogy. Or if you have the equipment to facet. If not, it's a pretty pink rock with little green specks, and you should still feel good about owning it.
A random selection of 10-20 small tumbled chips, up to ~1/2cm, and 2-3 tumbled stones up to ~1cm are included in each order. The possibilities are endless.
All orders come with an additional surprise that I hope you'll enjoy, repeat customers get a continuation of said surprise. If you'd like some science info cards about the mineralogy of these rocks, or if you'd prefer metaphysical cards, send a message when making your order. Just want to buy one rock? Maybe, but you'll have to be persuasive.
Loose stones are kept secure in EcoEnclose bubble wrap replacement, everything else is sturdy to ship. Box opens display-ready. Specimens secured with Geotac for shipping but removable, easiest if you pull up slowly while twisting slightly back and forth.
Oh, there's a polished amethyst stick, too.
