• Gorgeous Large Arkansas Quartz Crystal Cluster
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Ron Coleman Mining

Collectible Arkansas 14 Inch Cluster

Collectible Arkansas 14 Inch Cluster

$3,100.00 USD
$3,100.00 USD
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Quartz Crystal Cluster For Sale

Beautiful, collectible, and unique quartz crystal cluster from our Arkansas mine.  All crystals have only been cleaned.  We are consistently asked if they are cut and polished.  This statement mineral decor has crystal points jutting in several different directions, and the points are thick to thin.  It is very clear with a lovely white quartz bottom.  The natural iron in the cluster produces the pink tones you are seeing.  Every view of this specimen is beautiful. Place it anywhere as excellent conversational decor. 

Estimated measurements: 14 x 11 x 5 inches

Origin: Ron Coleman Mine, Jessieville, Arkansas

Cleaning Instructions: Gently clean this with a soft, bristled paintbrush.

Wholesale pricing is available for bulk purchases.  Use our convenient contact form.

Shipping:  Your order will ship within 3 weekdays of completed checkout.

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Natural crystals (such as quartz, agate, and jasper) are made of or contain crystalline silica.  In their solid, finished state, crystals are completely safe to handle and display.  However, mechanical actions such as cutting, sawing, crushing, grinding, or sanding turn the solid material into fine airborne dust particles that can enter the lungs.

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