Smoky and Morion Quartz - Specimen


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Sale price$600.00 CAD
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Specifications

  • Mineral Families Silicates, Carbonates
  • Crystal Habits Prismatic with Terminations, Radiating
  • UV Reactive Non Reactive
  • Treatments Natural/None

Description

Mined from: Baia Mare mining district, Maramures County, Romania

Description: This one of a kind Smoky and Morion Quartz specimen from Romania features a dense cluster of dark smoky-brown to nearly black quartz crystals with a strong, sculptural formation. The specimen is covered in naturally terminated quartz points, ranging from smaller clustered crystals to larger prominent points rising across the surface. The deep colour, glossy terminations, and subtle translucent edges give the piece a dramatic display presence, while small pale matrix areas add contrast between the dark quartz growth and the host rock.

Smoky Quartz is a naturally dark variety of quartz, coloured by natural radiation and trace elements within the crystal structure. Morion is the darkest form of Smoky Quartz, often appearing deep brown, grey-black, or nearly opaque black. Romania has a long and important mining history, especially in the Maramures region, where classic European mineral specimens have been collected from hydrothermal vein deposits. This type of dark quartz specimen is most likely from a Romanian hydrothermal environment where quartz crystals formed in open cavities alongside sulfide and other vein minerals.

Spiritually, Smoky Quartz and Morion are often associated with grounding, protection, energetic cleansing, focus, and emotional stability. Many collectors value darker quartz for its strong, steady presence and its connection to the root chakra. This Romanian Smoky and Morion Quartz specimen makes a bold mineral display piece for collectors, crystal décor, meditation spaces, offices, or anyone drawn to dark quartz formations with natural depth and character.

Quantity: 1pc
With this product, you will get the actual stone in the photograph.

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