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6.5″ A Grade Quartz Geode Half Natural Clear Quartz Crystal Geode High Quality Specimen with Certificate of Authenticity

£42.00

6.5″ A Grade Quartz Geode Half – Genuine Natural Crystal Specimen

This 6.5-inch A Grade Quartz Geode Half is a stunning natural specimen chosen for its exceptional interior crystal development, bright reflective surfaces, and well-formed quartz points. The photographs provided show the exact geode half you will receive, ensuring complete accuracy and transparency. As with all our minerals, this piece is 100% genuine and includes a Certificate of Authenticity. High-grade quartz geodes are admired for their sparkling crystal interiors, geological history, and display-ready beauty.

Geological Background and Formation of Quartz Geodes

Quartz geodes form within cavities of volcanic and sedimentary rocks, most commonly basalt and limestone. These cavities originate as gas bubbles in molten lava or hollow spaces left by dissolving minerals. Over thousands to millions of years, silica-rich groundwater flows through the cavity, depositing layers of minerals that gradually crystallise.

As conditions inside the cavity remain stable, quartz crystals begin to grow toward the center, forming radiating clusters of prismatic points. The clarity, size, and sparkle of these crystals depend on environmental factors such as temperature, pressure, water chemistry, and the length of time available for growth.

A Grade geodes represent specimens with particularly well-developed quartz crystals—clean, bright, well-formed, and evenly distributed throughout the interior.

Crystal Type, Habit, and Natural Features

Quartz (silicon dioxide, SiO₂) belongs to the trigonal division of the hexagonal crystal system. In geodes, it typically develops as:

  • Elongated prismatic points, each terminating in a natural six-sided pyramid
  • Radiating clusters of crystals, projecting inward from the cavity walls
  • High-lustre crystal faces, reflecting light beautifully
  • Clear to milky quartz variations, depending on natural inclusions
  • Internal veils, subtle phantoms, or light sheen, marking different mineralisation stages

This geode half displays the classic traits of high-quality quartz interiors: bright, highly reflective crystals with strong termination points and uniform crystal density. Smaller micro-crystals may also be visible, creating a sparkling “sugar-like” texture around the larger points.

Colour Variations and Internal Clarity

Quartz within geodes frequently shows slight variations in colour:

  • Clear quartz forms in the presence of pure silica solutions.
  • White or milky quartz results from microscopic gas or fluid inclusions.
  • Translucent zones often reflect changes in mineral-rich water chemistry over time.

These natural variations contribute to the geode’s unique appearance and highlight the environmental changes occurring during its growth.

Geological Significance and Collecting Value

Quartz geodes are significant not only for their beauty but also for the insight they provide into ancient geological environments. They record:

  • Shifts in mineral chemistry
  • Changes in temperature and pressure
  • The rate of mineral deposition
  • Fluid movement within volcanic or sedimentary rock layers

Collectors value geodes for their natural crystal formations, structural integrity, and artistic display qualities. A Grade geodes like this one stand out due to their brightness, clean crystal habit, and impressive interior sparkle.

Origin and Display Quality

This geode half has been cut and polished along the outer edge to reveal the full crystal interior while retaining the natural matrix exterior. Its size and strong visual presence make it ideal for:

  • Mineral display cabinets
  • Home décor
  • Educational geological exhibits
  • Collectors seeking high-grade crystal interiors

The polished cut enhances visibility of the internal crystal structure while keeping the natural formation intact.

Authenticity and What You Receive

You will receive the exact 6.5″ Quartz Geode Half shown in the photographs. Full sizing is visible in the images for accuracy. Each geode is individually selected for crystal quality, sparkle, interior development, and structural integrity. A Certificate of Authenticity accompanies every purchase, confirming the specimen as a genuine natural quartz geode.

This A Grade Quartz Geode Half is an exceptional specimen for collectors, display enthusiasts, geological students, or anyone who appreciates the stunning natural artistry created by quartz crystal growth deep within the Earth.

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6.5″ A Grade Quartz Geode Half – Genuine Natural Crystal Specimen

This 6.5-inch A Grade Quartz Geode Half is a stunning natural specimen chosen for its exceptional interior crystal development, bright reflective surfaces, and well-formed quartz points. The photographs provided show the exact geode half you will receive, ensuring complete accuracy and transparency. As with all our minerals, this piece is 100% genuine and includes a Certificate of Authenticity. High-grade quartz geodes are admired for their sparkling crystal interiors, geological history, and display-ready beauty.

Geological Background and Formation of Quartz Geodes

Quartz geodes form within cavities of volcanic and sedimentary rocks, most commonly basalt and limestone. These cavities originate as gas bubbles in molten lava or hollow spaces left by dissolving minerals. Over thousands to millions of years, silica-rich groundwater flows through the cavity, depositing layers of minerals that gradually crystallise.

As conditions inside the cavity remain stable, quartz crystals begin to grow toward the center, forming radiating clusters of prismatic points. The clarity, size, and sparkle of these crystals depend on environmental factors such as temperature, pressure, water chemistry, and the length of time available for growth.

A Grade geodes represent specimens with particularly well-developed quartz crystals—clean, bright, well-formed, and evenly distributed throughout the interior.

Crystal Type, Habit, and Natural Features

Quartz (silicon dioxide, SiO₂) belongs to the trigonal division of the hexagonal crystal system. In geodes, it typically develops as:

  • Elongated prismatic points, each terminating in a natural six-sided pyramid
  • Radiating clusters of crystals, projecting inward from the cavity walls
  • High-lustre crystal faces, reflecting light beautifully
  • Clear to milky quartz variations, depending on natural inclusions
  • Internal veils, subtle phantoms, or light sheen, marking different mineralisation stages

This geode half displays the classic traits of high-quality quartz interiors: bright, highly reflective crystals with strong termination points and uniform crystal density. Smaller micro-crystals may also be visible, creating a sparkling “sugar-like” texture around the larger points.

Colour Variations and Internal Clarity

Quartz within geodes frequently shows slight variations in colour:

  • Clear quartz forms in the presence of pure silica solutions.
  • White or milky quartz results from microscopic gas or fluid inclusions.
  • Translucent zones often reflect changes in mineral-rich water chemistry over time.

These natural variations contribute to the geode’s unique appearance and highlight the environmental changes occurring during its growth.

Geological Significance and Collecting Value

Quartz geodes are significant not only for their beauty but also for the insight they provide into ancient geological environments. They record:

  • Shifts in mineral chemistry
  • Changes in temperature and pressure
  • The rate of mineral deposition
  • Fluid movement within volcanic or sedimentary rock layers

Collectors value geodes for their natural crystal formations, structural integrity, and artistic display qualities. A Grade geodes like this one stand out due to their brightness, clean crystal habit, and impressive interior sparkle.

Origin and Display Quality

This geode half has been cut and polished along the outer edge to reveal the full crystal interior while retaining the natural matrix exterior. Its size and strong visual presence make it ideal for:

  • Mineral display cabinets
  • Home décor
  • Educational geological exhibits
  • Collectors seeking high-grade crystal interiors

The polished cut enhances visibility of the internal crystal structure while keeping the natural formation intact.

Authenticity and What You Receive

You will receive the exact 6.5″ Quartz Geode Half shown in the photographs. Full sizing is visible in the images for accuracy. Each geode is individually selected for crystal quality, sparkle, interior development, and structural integrity. A Certificate of Authenticity accompanies every purchase, confirming the specimen as a genuine natural quartz geode.

This A Grade Quartz Geode Half is an exceptional specimen for collectors, display enthusiasts, geological students, or anyone who appreciates the stunning natural artistry created by quartz crystal growth deep within the Earth.

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