Quartz Properties and Meaning
Quartz Properties and Meaning
Quartz is one of the most common minerals on Earth. It comes in many flavors, colors and shapes! This page is meant more as a gateway page to the various Quartz covered within this website. Check out the many varieties below!
Quartz Fast Facts
Quartz Physical Properties
Quartz Healing Properties and Meaning
Intuitive Healing – Spiritual Trigger Words & Phrases For Quartz
General Quartz Properties and Meaning Healing Information
For what and How Does One Use it?
Quartz is truly the Swiss army knife of the crystal World! There are so many different types that we here at Crystal Information are going to just give a series of photos showing different flavors, shapes and types of quartz.
Each section below will have a link below the title heading in order for you to learn more about that specific type. Please enjoy the galleries and adventure that is Quartz! We will get you started with four sample photos, then the categories will begin. 🙂
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Quartz Properties and Meaning Page Video
Quartz Crystal Galleries and High Resolution Photo
Ametrine High Resolution Photo
Citrine Galleries and High Resolution Photo
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Citrine Elestial
Citrine Quartz High Resolution Photo
Clear Quartz High Resolution Photo
Milky Quartz High Resolution Photo
Rose Quartz High Resolution Photo
Smoky Quartz Cluster
Smoky Quartz High Resolution Photo
Quartz Formations
Quartz takes many, many shapes and forms, check out some of those below! Click on the links just under each types heading for further information.
Cathedral Quartz Galleries and High Resolution Photo
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Cathedral Quartz High Resolution Photo
Double Terminated Quartz Galleries and High Resolution Photo
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Double Terminated Quartz Crystal Example One
Double Terminated Quartz Crystal Example Three
Double Terminated Quartz Crystal Example Two
Double Terminated Quartz Crystal Example Four
Double Terminated Quartz High Resolution Photo
Quartz Cluster Example One
Quartz Cluster Example Three
Quartz Cluster Example Two
Quartz Cluster Example Four
Quartz Cluster High Resolution Photo
Elestial Quartz High Resolution Photo
Laser Wand Quartz Galleries and High Resolution Photo
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Laser Wand Quartz High Resolution Photo
Faden Quartz High Resolution Photo
Scepter Quartz High Resolution Photo
Tabular Quartz High Resolution Photo
Included Quartz Varieties
Quartz with inclusions of other minerals are facinating. Generally the other mineral grew first, then the hot liquid quartz solidified over the top of the existing mineral, capturing it inside the quartz – fascinating!!
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Included Quartz Galleries and High Resolution Photo
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Included Quartz High Resolution Photo
Chlorite Included Quartz Crystal Galleries and High Resolution Photo
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Chlorite Included Quartz High Resolution Photo
Rutilated Quartz Galleries and High Resolution Photo
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Rutilated Quartz High Resolution Photo
Tourmalated Quartz High Resolution Photo
Markings and Configurations
Quartz comes with a wide variety of all sorts of etching, markings and termination configurations. We cover a handful of these below.
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Phantom Quartz Galleries and High Resolution Photo
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Phantom Quartz Example One
Phantom Quartz Example Three
Phantom Quartz Example Two
Phantom Quartz Example Four
Phantom Quartz High Resolution Photo
Channel Quartz High Resolution Photo
Record Keeper Quartz Galleries and High Resolution Photo
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Record Keeper Crystal Example One
Record Keeper Crystal Example Three
Record Keeper Crystal Example Two
Record Keeper Crystal Example Four
Record Keeper Quartz High Resolution Photo
Quartz Locations
Quartz comes from different locations around the World. We here at crystal Information will be building these locations up as specimens to photograph come to hand!
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Tibetan Quartz Galleries and High Resolution Photo
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Tibetan Quartz Crystal
Tibetan Quartz Phantom Crystal
Double Terminated Tibetan Quartz
Tibetan Rainbow Quartz Crystal
Tibetan Quartz High Resolution Photo
Do you have a personal experience, question or information pertaining to the crystal healing properties and meaning of Quartz? Please feel free to use the comments form below to share your knowledge with the Crystal Information encyclopedia. Please note, we moderate this feature to keep the site free from unwanted spam.
I have a question. I am going to attach a couple of photos. I have no reason to be skeptical and the person in question is not trying to sell me the necklace, but the largest pendant stone is identified as “Rainbow Quartz”. This gentleman crafts his jewelry from stones found mostly in South and Central Asia, although he has access to stones from all over Asia, Africa, and the rest of the world. Is it possible for the stone to be that colorful naturally without being dyed?
Hi there, it is 100 percent dyed sorry. They have heated the quartz, then dipped it into cold water to create the cracks and fissures you see inside, then applied the dye. Quartz does not occur like this in nature.
Comment *hi, thank you for gathering and sharing this information and these photos. It’s wonderful to learn about and feast one’s eyes on.
I have a question. I am going to attach a couple of photos. I have no reason to be skeptical and the person in question is not trying to sell me the necklace, but the largest pendant stone is identified as “Rainbow Quartz”. This gentleman crafts his jewelry from stones sourced throughout South and Central Asia mainly, as well as other places. Is it possible for Quartz to look like this without having been dyed? I can’t believe my eyes!
Comment *Hello, I was given a small bag of gems and tonight this trigon shaped rainbow appeared. Not a great photo, but hopefully you can see enough to let me know if this is a record keeper?
Hi Lisa, Thank You for your question. It does have beautiful rainbows! It is not a record keeper in this case.
Hello,
Can you identify these two specimens for me?
Thank you so much for your help! – Dave
Hello Dave, the specimen on the left is a mixture of milky and clear quartz. The specimen on the right looks to be a milky quartz cluster 🙂
Thank you very much! Can you give me an approximate value? The milky and clear quartz on the left weighs approximately 1.9 lb.
No worries, it is kind of a tough one value wise, the specimen on the left would be up to say $80 depending on the condition of the clear quartz point ans the specimen on the right, maybe up to $30
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Can anyone please advise me what this quartz is in the attached picture. Thank you.
Hi Donna, no photo came through sorry, please email it to anthony@crystal-information.com and I will put it in your post for you.