Reverse Scepter Quartz Cluster- Nghệ An Province, Vietnam | River Walkers Minerals Natural crystal specimen During the Late Jurassic

During the Late Jurassic

The result is a dense

golden yellow cores

These are not easy to come by—finding clear points with visible blue inclusions takes digging through thousands of crystals—so each one is truly a special find for any serious collector

📐 Formation: Sliced perpendicular to the c-axis of prismatic crystals

Reverse Scepter Quartz Cluster- Nghệ An Province, Vietnam | River Walkers Minerals Natural crystal specimen During the Late JurassicLocality: Qu Phong District, Ngh An Province, Vietnam Weight: 170 g Dimensions: 4 1. 8 1. 2 in Ex. on Kim Hoa Collection An elegant reverse scepter quartz cluster from Qu Phong District, Ngh A Province, Vietnam, covered in a dense layer of tightly packed crystals. Dozens of small reverse scepter terminations create a sparkling, icy like surface across the specimen. Reverse scepter formations occur when a later generation of quartz begins growing on