Smoky quartz cluster with black tourmaline and hyalite Peridotite Spheres make for a beautiful

Spheres make for a beautiful natural piece of decor

which was hidden beneath a layer of low-quality calcite

Part of the crust was dislodged but set back in place well

forming six symmetric small pointed pie-wedges (you may be able to tell

Preferred temperature 65–80°F

Smoky quartz cluster with black tourmaline and hyalite Peridotite Spheres make for a beautifulLocale: Erongo Mountain, Namibia Approx dimensions: 4. 5 x 3. 5 x 3" Approx weight: 488g ** Loose piece on underside The top of this specimen is a smoky quartz cluster, perched on an aggregate of black tourmaline and irregular shards of smoky quartz, coated in hyalite. The largest smoky quartz crystal in this cluster is 3" with lighter color, good clarity, and a faint phantom. The black tourmaline (schorl) is mostly poorly developed, but there is one