Description
Rock Crystal Quartz Specimen
This listed crystal is identified as Rock Crystal from Maderanertal, Silenen, Uri, Switzerland. The locality is presented as part of the product identification and gives the specimen a clearly documented geographic connection to Switzerland. It is from the Alice Purnell Collection, making it a distinctive choice for mineral collectors, geological displays and carefully curated crystal collections.
Mineral and Geological Context
Rock crystal is the traditional name commonly used for transparent quartz, a naturally occurring mineral composed of silicon and oxygen. Quartz is one of the best-known and most widely recognised minerals in geology and collecting. In its classic crystal form, quartz may develop a prismatic habit with angled terminations, although the exact appearance of a natural specimen depends on its growth conditions and the individual crystal.
The Maderanertal, Silenen, Uri, Switzerland locality provides useful geographic context for cataloguing and display. Locality information is an important part of mineral collecting because it connects a specimen with a particular region and supports organised study of natural geological material. This piece is suitable for anyone interested in Swiss minerals, quartz specimens, Alpine collecting localities or historically documented collections.
Collection and Display
From the Alice Purnell Collection
The specimen can be incorporated into a home mineral cabinet, geology teaching display, office collection or decorative arrangement where natural crystal specimens are appreciated. Its locality name and collection association also make it suitable for collectors who value provenance notes and clearly presented specimen information. Rock crystal quartz is widely recognised by collectors and is easy to identify within a varied mineral display because of its familiar mineral name and geological importance.
The photograph shows the actual specimen you will receive.
Please use the photographs as the primary visual reference for the individual piece, including its visible form, surface character and presentation. Full sizing is shown in the photographs. This allows the specimen’s proportions to be assessed directly before purchase without relying on generalised size descriptions. The photographs are intended to show the actual item offered rather than a representative example.
Certificate of Authenticity
This Crystal is a genuine specimen and Includes a Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee generic card.
The included certificate wording identifies the item as a genuine specimen and provides a lifetime guarantee generic card. Buyers can retain the certificate with the specimen as part of their collection records, especially when cataloguing the piece by mineral name, locality and collection association.
Collector and Gift Use
This Swiss rock crystal specimen is appropriate for mineral collectors, quartz enthusiasts, geology students, natural history displays and gift buyers seeking a documented crystal from a named Swiss locality. It may be displayed alongside other quartz specimens, European minerals or pieces arranged by country and region. The combination of the Rock Crystal identification, Maderanertal locality, Alice Purnell Collection association, actual-specimen photography and accompanying certificate wording provides useful information for cataloguing and presentation.








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