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Colombian Golden Healer Quartz Cluster — La Belleza Mine
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Colombian Golden Healer Quartz Cluster
A statement-size golden healer quartz cluster from the La Belleza Mine in Colombia — the same emerald-producing region that yields some of the world's most coveted quartz. Approx 8x7x5 inches with dramatic amber and honey-gold blade formations rising from a white quartz matrix. The warm golden coloration is entirely natural, created by iron oxide (hematite) deposits coating the crystal surfaces during formation deep within the earth.
Colombian golden healers are among the most sought-after quartz specimens in the world. The La Belleza Mine produces material with a distinctive warm amber tone and blade-like crystal habit that cannot be found anywhere else. A piece this size with this level of color saturation is exceptionally rare.
HEAL · ILLUMINATE · TRANSFORM
What is Golden Healer Quartz?
Golden Healer Quartz — also known as hematoid quartz or yellow hematoid — gets its characteristic warm golden, honey, and rust tones from natural iron oxide (hematite) deposits that coat or infuse the crystal during formation. Colombian specimens from the La Belleza Mine are especially prized because they form in the same geological environment that produces Colombian emeralds. The iron oxide staining creates a luminous amber glow when light passes through the crystals, and many specimens display Lemurian-style striations and natural growth patterns that add to their visual complexity and collector value.
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- Stone: Golden Healer Quartz (iron oxide coated SiO₂)
- Form: Natural cluster with blade formations
- Size: Approx 8x7x5 inches
- Origin: La Belleza Mine, Colombia
- Color: Natural amber, honey-gold, warm golden tones
- One of a kind — museum-grade statement piece
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