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Premium Dense Red Quartz Crystal Cluster – Ferruginous Quartz Morocco (151.7g)

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Premium Dense Red Quartz Crystal Cluster – Ferruginous Quartz Morocco (151.7g)

Geological Formation

This dense ferruginous quartz cluster from Tinejdad, Morocco, displays intense iron-oxide saturation formed during crystal growth. Hematite inclusions enrich the quartz with deep red coloration concentrated along crystal terminations.

Structural Density & Collector Appeal

Weighing 151.7 g, this specimen presents a compact and visually powerful crystal arrangement. The high crystal density and strong contrast between red zones and lighter quartz matrix create a striking three-dimensional display piece.

Its balanced base allows stable positioning

Moroccan Origin

Specimens from Tinejdad are known among mineral collectors for their iron-rich quartz growth and variable internal zoning, reflecting fluctuating mineral deposition conditions during formation.