Himalayan Chlorite Quartz Cluster — Red and Green, 150mm Dragon Ball bracelet letting you appreciate both the

letting you appreciate both the host rock and the individual crystal habit rather than a solid field of colour

ideally somewhere it can stand upright and out of direct sun

Trace manganese in the crystal structure produces the pink and red tones specifically

That physical property is the basis for its popularity kept beside phones

Himalayan Chlorite Quartz Cluster — Red and Green, 150mm Dragon Ball bracelet letting you appreciate both theA Himalayan Chlorite Quartz cluster carrying both green chlorite and warm red iron oxide inclusions in a single specimen, 150mm wide and 534g, a genuinely uncommon pairing of two different mineral colourings within the same crystal group. Why do red and green inclusions turn up together in one cluster rather than separately? It comes down to what was present in the surrounding rock while the quartz was crystallizing. Chlorite, a green silicate