Himalayan Lemurian Quartz Cluster on Matrix - Pakistan

About This Himalayan Quartz Specimen

This Himalayan Lemurian Quartz cluster weighs 94 grams and comes from northern Pakistan. The crystals remain attached to their natural matrix, giving the specimen a stable form and preserving the relationship between the quartz crystals and surrounding material.

The quartz crystals feature pronounced horizontal growth striations across their prism faces. These repeated markings are commonly described as “barcode” or Lemurian-style striations and are a defining visual feature of the specimen.

Crystal Structure and Appearance

The crystals are transparent and allow light to pass through their structures, creating natural reflections and refraction within the cluster. The combination of clear quartz, defined growth markings, and the attached matrix gives the specimen several distinct features to examine from different angles.

With its approximately 7.2 cm wide footprint, this is a compact cabinet mineral specimen suited to collectors who want a matrix-attached Quartz cluster for display.

Display and Collecting

The specimen rests stably on its base, making it suitable for a shelf, cabinet, desk, or mineral collection. Its matrix attachment also provides additional geological context compared with a loose Quartz point.

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FAQs

What type of Quartz is this?

This is a Himalayan Quartz cluster featuring prominent horizontal growth striations commonly described as Lemurian-style markings.

Is the Quartz cluster attached to matrix?

Yes. The Quartz crystals remain attached to their natural matrix.

Where is this Quartz specimen from?

This specimen comes from the northern regions of Pakistan.