Liliana Mine, Mun. de Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Mexico

4.1 x 1.3 x 0.9 cm

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Early 2000s

This specimen is a little more complex than the usual scepter. The white shaft is a white, translucent Quartz crystal with a reverse scepter termination. Upon the termination of the white crystal, a second generation of Quartz has grown. The secondary Quartz is a pale Amethyst color and mostly transparent. This secondary Quartz is double terminated with a single point at the end of the specimen and two other terminations which point down the shaft. There is a slight iron oxide staining in the recessed areas of the scepter which gives a citrine like color (note: this is less noticeable in person than in the photos). There is another small white crystal connected to the base of the shaft.

Condition: Excellent

Flaws: Nothing Appreciable

This mineral is also found in the following galleries: Minerals From Mexico | Quartz | Minerals Priced Between 25 and 49 Dollars