Showy Blood Red Phantom Quartz Cluster Orange River (M10947)SOLD!The Orange River is a natural boarder between
South Africa and Namibia. The Orange River originates Drakensberg Mountains and
covers a distance of 1800 kilometers through South Africa, flowing through the
southern part of the Kalahari and Namib Desert before it exits into the Atlantic
Ocean. However in dry years, this river it does not reach the sea. The areas where
Orange River crystals are mined are remote and barren. Like the river name, most
of the crystals have a beautiful orange glow to them. A vast array of formations
have been found along this river such as elestials, lovestar crystals, cascading
elestial, with a variety of inclusions including hematite. Sometimes they find
completely unique formations, you just never know what will show up. Recently
smoky quartz and amethyst crystals have been also found. This beautiful cluster
is from Orange River, Warmbad/Skimmelberge region in Namibia. Rich red phantoms give this cluster a dramatic coloring. On some of the crystals, the red phantoms are contained in quartz that is creating an overlay of milky white quartz. Red phantoms are caused by hematite inclusions, and this hematite can be seen in a metallic cascade around several of the crystals. The formations are quite stunning with many cathedral formations and dozens of druzy crystals. The cluster is double sided, with small quartz crystals emerging from the underside. The energy enriches the soul, giving you an energetic boost. Physically is supports the circulatory system. It helps the blood carry more nutrients and oxygen that feeds the cells. It also supports the production of healthy blood cells. This beautiful spirit nurtures you from the inside out. The cluster measures 1.5" x 2.75" x 2.2" and weighs 3.2 oz. Red-phantom quartz crystals are rare. The red phantom is used to stimulate
the first three chakras, to combine the energies in order to produce highly recognizable
vitality directed toward creativity, intellectual advancement, and intuitive endeavors. |
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