Quartz Crystals

Quartz crystals occur in a wide range of colors caused by natural mineral impurities within the crystal lattice. In its purest form, quartz is colorless and transparent (rock crystal), but it can also appear purple (amethyst), brown to black (smoky quartz), pink (rose quartz), green (prase), red, and many other shades. As the second most abundant mineral on Earth, quartz commonly forms large, well-developed crystals that are highly sought after by mineral collectors and admired for their natural beauty and display appeal.

NWA 14868 Diogenite Meteorite – Polymict HED Achondrite for Sale

PLANETARY MATERIAL FROM SPACE

ACHONDRITES


Achondrite meteorites are rare differentiated space rocks formed from ancient asteroid or planetary crusts.

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NWA 17492  H5 Ordinary Chondrite Meteorite

PRIMITIVE SPACE ROCKS

CHONDRITES

Chondrite meteorites are among the oldest and most primitive materials in the Solar System, formed over 4.5 billion years ago

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Talsint mesosiderite meteorite slice 1.71 g showing brecciated silicate and metal matrix

METAL AND STONE FROM SPACE

STONY-IRONS

Stony-iron meteorites are among the rarest and most visually striking meteorites ever discovered.

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