Quartz - Collection 647

This group of morion quartz from Brazil features brown to black crystals, typical of this smoky quartz variety. Mounted on a clear acrylic base, this cluster showcases the crystalline structure. Each piece, sourced from Brazilian deposits, is unique and is well suited to decoration or mineralogical collections.

Morion quartz is a variety of quartz with shades ranging from dark brown to almost opaque black. Originating from Brazil, a country renowned for the quality and diversity of its quartz deposits, these crystal clusters display a characteristic structure made up of several hexagonal points clustered together on a common base. This clustered configuration, typical of Brazilian morion quartz, highlights the natural geometry of the crystals and their variable transparency depending on thickness and viewing angle.

Each morion quartz cluster featured in this collection is mounted on a transparent acrylic base, designed to facilitate the presentation and stability of the piece. This type of support, discreet and sturdy, allows the mineral to be showcased without distracting attention with superfluous decorative elements. The acrylic base also provides a practical solution for indoor display, whether on a shelf, a desk or in a collector's display cabinet. Its transparency complements the dark hue of the morion quartz, creating a visual contrast that emphasises the shapes and contours of the crystals.

The pieces in this collection are intended for mineral collectors, geology enthusiasts and anyone interested in specimens from Brazilian deposits. Morion quartz, with its distinctive colour and crystalline structure, makes an excellent addition to a mineralogical collection or a decorative display. As each piece is a unique specimen, dimensions, shapes and shades may vary from one to another, ensuring the uniqueness of every acquisition. Its Brazilian origin, combined with careful mounting on an acrylic base, makes these pieces suitable for both personal use and offerings aimed at professionals in the mineralogical sector.

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