Skeletal Quartz Properties and Meaning
These crystals build up layer upon layer giving them a skeletal like effect. The king of the Skeletal families would have to be the Elestial! Read more information and view photos showing Skeletal Quartz below, complete with high resolution images.
General Skeletal Quartz Information
For what and How Does One Use it?
Skeletal Quartz crystals are all about layers, be that peeling away layers of a puzzle to get an answer, or even building up layers of knowledge to understand the complete picture.
Meditating with these crystals is a wonderful way to get to the core of an issue. Then helping one build up an ever deepening understanding – layer, by layer.
Sometimes the crystals have other minerals trapped between the layers, or even water – turning the into an Enhydro Quartz crystal. These inclusions add to the overall abilities and effects these crystals exhibit.
It is worth noting: Though many Elestial Quartz crystals are indeed skeletal, that does not necessarily mean every Skeletal Quartz crystal is an Elestial. There are many different types of Quartz crystals that can form in skeletal layers.
Summary
Skeletal crystals are readily available, often in Elestial Quartz form. The photo galleries below show many examples of Skeletal Quartz. These images are harvested from the majestic-quartz archives which contain more than 100,000 photos going back more than 15 years!
Skeletal Quartz Properties and Meaning Page Video
Skeletal Quartz Galleries
Skeletal Quartz Elestial
Bottom of Skeletal Quartz Showing the layers
Bottom of Skeletal Quartz Showing the layers
Skeletal Quartz Crystal
Skeletal Quartz Termination
Multi Layered Skeletal Quartz Crystal
Skeletal Elestial Quartz Crystal
Skeletal Elestial Overlay Quartz Crystal
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Hello:
My 2 skeletal amethysts have a white film on the crystals. It looks like you should be able to scratch it off, but you cannot. I've included an image.
Is this a natural growth? I've only had them for a short while and they were on my book shelf the whole time. They are not in direct sunlight (my curtains are usually drawn anyway). Not sure what it could be.
Any insight is appreciated. Thank you.
Hi Janeen, I know that Amethyst family well, they have a light coating of calcite on them. The ebay sellers cover them with oil to hide it, as they dry, the white calcite becomes apparent.
I love this crystal, but would like to know more about it. My guess is citrine quartz. Any advice you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Tammie
I apologize if you get this email more than once, it is having trouble going through.
Hi Tammie, Thank you for sharing! The crystal is a light Smoky. Being skeletal it has layers and at some point it looks like a combination of oxides and clay have seeped into one of the layers giving it the gold color. This is a regular occurrence and not a bad thing at all! The fact that it is double terminated is very cool. It appears to be like two crystals grown together to make one. So there will be a great focus on unity and harmony within just about any kind of relationship one could think of 🙂 (The delay you mention will have been the time it takes for your photo to upload to the server – thank you for persisting!)
Hi, Anthony!
I have purchased a crystal that was sold us a "skeletal smoky crystal quartz". However, this crystal does not look to me like a skeletal quartz. What kind of formation is it?…
I have sent you the photos to your email.
Thank you,
Polina
Hi Polina, Greetings from New Zealand!
The crystal in question is from the Cascading/Pineapple/Candlestick family. Technically it could be described as a two layer Skeletal….kind of!
Here is a link to that families page….