This Hübernite Quartz Cluster is an intriguing mineral formation characterized by its distinct, well-defined crystals that exhibit a unique combination of clarity and brilliance. This cluster features a striking arrangement of interlocking quartz crystals, often displaying a range of transparent to translucent hues. Encountered primarily in specific geological settings, hübernite forms through a complex geological process that involves the interplay of minerals and temperature changes over time. Collectors appreciate its aesthetic appeal and variety, making it a sought-after specimen for both educational purposes and decorative display. Each hübernite quartz cluster is unique, showcasing the natural artistry of the earth's geological processes.

Excavated from Huayllapon Mine, Pasto Beuno, Pampas District, Pallasca Province

Ancash Department, Peru.

Approx. 3” x 3” x 2”