• This is the front side view of this rainbow titanium quartz crystal cluster. Gold, purple, green, and blue in color.
  • This is the right-side view of this rainbow titanium quartz cluster
  • This is the back-side view of the rainbow titanium quartz crystal cluster
  • This is the left side of the rainbow titanium quartz crystal cluster
  • This is the bottom side of the rainbow titanium quartz crystal cluster
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Ron Coleman Mining

Titanium Rainbow Aura Crystal Cluster

Titanium Rainbow Aura Crystal Cluster

$80.00 USD
$80.00 USD
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This beautiful Rainbow Aura Titanium Coated Crystal Cluster was hand mined at Ron Coleman Mining. This Arkansas Natural Quartz Crystal has been enhanced with a Titanium coating. The Titanium provides the rainbow of colors that you see.  This specimen is also known as metal coated crystal.

Is rainbow quartz natural? The process uses only electricity to deposit the titanium layers. Since only electricity is used to create these colors, very little heat is involved, and the integrity of the crystal is maintained. The crystal does not become brittle or prone to breakage as with other enhancements. The method in no way harms the environment with hazardous chemicals or byproducts. 

Approximate Measurements: 1.5 inches tall, is 3 inches long, and 2.75 inches wide.

Cleaning Instructions: You can gently clean this with a soft bristled paint brush.

Shipping:  Your order will be carefully packed and shipped within 3 weekdays of completed checkout. 

A warning label with a yellow triangular hazard icon and black text stating that the product can expose silica, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, with a URL at the bottom.

California Prop 65 warning:  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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