This is actually a really different 8 oz quartz flower, 5.4” by 3.6” by 1.3” and the most delicate shade of pale pink that “deepens” at in tiny terminations. There are two different looks … the top is like cinnamon sugar and the back is creamy-white with both sides being entirely milky. Both sides feature a glittering series of small, glittering, shimmering, elestial terminations that terraces the castle-like crystals into an elongated “bouquet” … and singing sweetly as you handle the cluster. When I saw these at my suppliers, my first instinct was that they should be fluorescent … and they are, albeit mildly! A little ultraviolet (black light) and it glows palest pink that fades to a gold as the light is removed! This is truly a very unique quartz expression!?

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Singing, Pale Pink Peruvian Quartz Flower Cluster