Quartz Geode Fragment

Hardness of 7 on Mohs scale, yellowish-brown to clear coloration, vitreous luster, and hexagonal crystal structure.

Formed through hydrothermal mineral precipitation within hollow cavities of sedimentary or volcanic rocks over millions of years.

Commonly used in decorative ornamental objects, crystal healing collections, and lapidary work.

Geodes form when mineral-rich groundwater slowly deposits silica crystals layer by layer along the inner walls of a hollow cavity.

Identify by its distinctive outer weathered rind and sparkling crystalline interior cavity; widely found in limestone formations and volcanic regions worldwide.