Clear Quartz Cluster G (98g)

Clear Quartz Cluster G (98g) – Natural Brazilian Quartz Crystal Cluster

Compact, bright and naturally sculptural, this Clear Quartz cluster from Brazil weighs approximately 98g and measures around 5.5 × 5cm. Its appeal comes from the way multiple Quartz crystals have grown together in one formation, creating a dense little landscape of points, faces and natural intersections.

Unlike a polished crystal shape, a natural cluster keeps the geometry created during mineral growth. Each point developed in relation to the crystals around it, so the final piece is a record of both order and competition for space.

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Product Details

• Crystal: Clear Quartz
• Form: Natural crystal cluster
• Weight: Approx. 98g
• Size: Approx. 5.5 × 5cm
• Origin: Brazil
• Natural crystal points, surfaces and markings may vary
• Includes a crystal meaning card

A Naturally Crowded Crystal Formation

In a cluster, several Quartz crystals grow side by side instead of developing as isolated points. As they expand, neighbouring crystals can meet, overlap or restrict one another, which is why clusters often have such a lively, irregular structure.

That crowded growth is part of their charm. One area may show more defined points while another appears more tightly packed, giving the specimen interest from different viewing angles.

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Clear Quartz & Its Internal Order

Clear Quartz is crystalline silicon dioxide, SiO₂. Although a cluster can look wonderfully chaotic on the outside, the atoms inside each crystal are arranged in a highly ordered repeating structure.

That internal order determines the familiar Quartz crystal habit, often producing six-sided prisms with angled terminations when the crystals have enough space to develop freely.

On a cluster, however, neighbouring crystals can interrupt ideal growth. The result is a natural formation where geometry and irregularity exist side by side.

Did You Know? Quartz Has Left- and Right-Handed Forms

Quartz has a fascinating structural property known as handedness, or chirality. Its internal crystal structure can occur in two mirror-image forms, often described as left-handed and right-handed Quartz.

These forms have the same chemical composition, but their atomic arrangements spiral in opposite directions. It is a wonderfully strange reminder that two crystals can look extremely similar while their internal geometry is essentially a mirror image.

Why Brazilian Quartz Is So Well Known

Brazil has long been one of the world’s major sources of Quartz and is particularly famous for producing Clear Quartz, Amethyst and a wide variety of other mineral specimens.

Quartz-bearing geological environments occur across several Brazilian regions, and the country has supplied both collector specimens and material used in the lapidary trade for generations.

Knowing that this cluster comes from Brazil adds useful locality information to the specimen and makes it more than simply an unidentified piece of Quartz.

Clear Quartz Meaning & Traditional Associations

Within modern crystal traditions, Clear Quartz is commonly associated with clarity, focus, intention and amplification. It is often chosen as an all-round crystal and paired with a wide range of other stones.

Clusters are also popular in contemporary spiritual practices because their many points are symbolically associated with energy spreading outward through a space.

How to Display & Care for a Quartz Cluster

At approximately 5.5 × 5cm, this specimen is a convenient size for a desk, bedside table, altar, bookshelf or mineral cabinet. Turning a Quartz cluster under changing light can help reveal different reflective crystal faces and details.

Quartz is relatively hard at around 7 on the Mohs scale, but individual points can still chip if the piece is dropped or knocked. Handle the specimen carefully, ideally by a stable area of its base, and use a soft brush to remove dust from between closely spaced crystals.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How large is this Clear Quartz cluster?

It weighs approximately 98g and measures around 5.5 × 5cm.

Where is this Quartz cluster from?

This natural Clear Quartz specimen comes from Brazil.

Why do Quartz clusters have so many points?

They form when multiple Quartz crystals grow together in close proximity, creating several individual points on the same natural formation.

What is Clear Quartz made from?

Clear Quartz is crystalline silicon dioxide, with the chemical formula SiO₂.

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 Quartz-family crystal
• Black Tourmaline for a strong light-and-dark contrast
• Rose Quartz for a softer Quartz-family display
• Pyrite for contrasting metallic and glassy lustres
• Other natural crystal clusters

Perfect For

• Clear Quartz collectors
• Compact natural crystal displays
• Crystal cluster collections
• Desk, shelf or altar displays
• Geology enthusiasts
• Anyone fascinated by natural crystal geometry

Dense with natural points and full of tiny structural details, this Brazilian Clear Quartz cluster is a compact example of just how beautifully organised — and beautifully messy — crystal growth can be.