Refractory Gold Ore Quartz Crystal Specimen | Specimen 1

Refractory Gold Ore Quartz Crystal Specimen | Specimen 1This natural refractory gold ore specimen is being sold as a geological and mineral display piece due to the quartz crystals that formed inside fractures created by ancient hydrothermal explosions. During these violent hydrothermal events, the host rock was shattered and brecciated, creating open cavities and fracture zones. Silica rich fluids later moved through these openings, depositing and growing natural quartz crystals throughout the rock. The

milky quartz common in other reefs

valued for its massive crystal

Tear-Away Label: No itching or scratching while swinging a pick or hauling gear

5 in (Width × Length × Height) and is densely packed with tiny “baby” quartz crystals that dominate its surface

High Sulfidation – This specimen contains abundant sulfides

The quartz crystals are mainly white

while iron oxides stained parts of the quartz in shades of orange and red

Sulfidation Level

Set of 4 Width (Front)

and an impressive display size

UV-resistant laminate – great for harsh Aussie sun

high-performance charging pad designed for geologists