Clear Quartz Cluster A (128g)

Clear Quartz Cluster A (128g) – Natural Brazilian Quartz Crystal Cluster

Bright, natural and packed with individual crystal growth, this Clear Quartz cluster from Brazil weighs approximately 128g and measures around 8 × 6cm. Instead of one solitary point, a crystal cluster brings multiple Quartz crystals together on the same natural formation, creating a miniature landscape of points, faces and reflective surfaces.

Clear Quartz is one of the most recognisable minerals in the crystal world, but clusters are especially fascinating because they preserve more of the stone’s natural growth habit. Turn the piece under the light and different crystal faces can catch and reflect it from changing angles.

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Product Details

• Crystal: Clear Quartz
• Form: Natural crystal cluster
• Weight: Approx. 128g
• Size: Approx. 8 × 6cm
• Origin: Brazil
• Natural points, surfaces and markings may vary
• Includes a crystal meaning card

What Makes a Clear Quartz Cluster Different?

A cluster forms when multiple crystals grow together from the same base or matrix. Instead of cutting the mineral into a predetermined polished shape, the natural arrangement of crystal points becomes the feature.

Each point records its own period of crystal growth, while neighbouring crystals can intersect, crowd one another or grow in different directions. That makes clusters particularly appealing to mineral collectors: no two natural formations arrange themselves in exactly the same way.

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Clear Quartz – One Mineral, Remarkable Geometry

Clear Quartz is crystalline silicon dioxide, SiO₂. Well-formed Quartz commonly develops a six-sided prism terminating in angled crystal faces, although natural growth conditions can produce an enormous range of variations.

Quartz has a Mohs hardness of around 7, making it considerably harder than many common minerals. Its durability, abundance and distinctive crystal form are part of the reason Quartz is so important both to mineral collectors and to science and industry.

Did You Know? Quartz Helps Keep Time

Quartz has a property called piezoelectricity: mechanical pressure can generate an electrical charge in the crystal, and an applied electrical signal can make Quartz vibrate at an extremely stable frequency.

That predictable behaviour is why tiny manufactured Quartz components became so important in watches, clocks and electronic timing devices. The natural cluster on your shelf isn’t secretly running a wristwatch, of course, but it belongs to the same remarkable mineral family.

Why Brazil Is Famous for Quartz

Brazil is one of the world’s best-known sources of Quartz and has produced Clear Quartz in an extraordinary range of sizes and formations. Brazilian specimens have long been important in both the mineral trade and lapidary world.

For a collector, locality adds another layer to a specimen. It connects the finished crystal on the shelf to the geological environment in which it formed, rather than treating Quartz as though it looks identical everywhere.

Clear Quartz Meaning & Traditional Associations

Within modern crystal traditions, Clear Quartz is commonly associated with clarity, focus, intention and amplification. It is often described as a versatile crystal and is frequently paired with other stones in crystal collections and intention-based practices.

Clusters are also popularly used in contemporary crystal traditions for shared spaces and displays, where their many points make them visually symbolic of energy radiating in multiple directions.

Display & Care

A natural Quartz cluster makes an easy display piece for a shelf, desk, altar or mineral cabinet. Position it where its crystal faces can catch changing light, but remember that natural points and edges may be sharp.

Handle the cluster by its sturdier base rather than repeatedly gripping delicate points. Dust can be removed with a soft brush. Although Quartz is relatively hard, individual points can still chip if the cluster is dropped or knocked against another hard object.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How large is this Clear Quartz cluster?

It weighs approximately 128g and measures around 8 × 6cm.

Where is this Quartz cluster from?

This specimen is from Brazil, one of the world’s best-known sources of Quartz.

What is a crystal cluster?

A cluster is a natural formation in which multiple crystals grow together from a shared base or matrix, creating several points rather than one isolated crystal.

Is Clear Quartz a natural mineral?

Yes. Clear Quartz is the crystalline form of silicon dioxide, SiO₂, and occurs naturally in many geological environments around the world.

What is Clear Quartz traditionally associated with?

Within modern crystal traditions, Clear Quartz is commonly associated with clarity, focus, intention and amplification.

Does this cluster include a crystal meaning card?

Yes. It includes a crystal meaning card covering Clear Quartz’s traditional associations.

Pairs Well With

• Amethyst for another member of the Quartz family
• Black Tourmaline for a striking light-and-dark mineral display
• Rose Quartz for a classic Quartz-family combination
• Pyrite for contrasting crystal shapes and metallic lustre
• Other natural crystal clusters

Perfect For

• Clear Quartz collectors
• Natural crystal displays
• Mineral and geology enthusiasts
• Desk, shelf or altar displays
• Crystal cluster collections
• Anyone who loves natural crystal points rather than polished shapes

Full of points, reflections and natural geometry, this Brazilian Clear Quartz cluster is the kind of specimen that reveals something different every time you turn it in the light.