Unique Quartz Crystal Floater - Garland County, Arkansas, w/ natural iridescenceUnique Quartz Crystal Floater Garland County, Arkansas, w natural iridescence Beautiful natural quartz crystal with a wonderfully unique floater form and naturally occurring hues of orange and iridescent rainbows caused by iron oxide and other unique minerals on the surface of the quartz. Beautiful examples of Arkansas Quartz. from the ouachita mountain range, garland county, Arkansas. Self healed shard w vibrant rainbows. Size: Approx. 5. 9 grams

A fine wavellite

Beautiful Brookite crystals with great luster (formed as a floating cluster)

This one has been in our personal collection

Interesting Shangaan Amethyst "Hatched Egg" Cluster oddity

Great size for jewelry

it is a fragile specimen in its current natural state

Intermixed sio2 on some of the wavellite

just spectacular crystallization here

5 cm length/range

Al Kidwell

Adularia Phantom Quartz Crystal Cluster from Hamilton Hill

and after speaking to many industry professionals and scientists that Quartz has indeed formed after the Wavellite from this locale (mauldin mountain)