The Wayfinder | Himalayan Quartz Collector Cluster | 643.7g
The Wayfinder | Himalayan Quartz Collector Cluster | 643.7g
Origin: Himalayas
Weight: 643.7g
Longest Point/Measurement: Approx. 12cm
Formation: Natural Himalayan Quartz Cluster
You will receive the exact piece pictured.
THE WAYFINDER
A spectacular 643.7g Himalayan Quartz cluster, chosen for my Collectors Specimens collection for its abundance of individual points, striking natural architecture and fascinating internal details.
At almost two-thirds of a kilogram, The Wayfinder has wonderful presence.
Rather than one dominant formation, this specimen is made up of a landscape of Quartz points growing at different angles and heights. Larger crystals rise amongst smaller formations, creating layers, little spaces and unexpected details to discover as the piece is turned.
Several points show beautiful natural surface textures and growth markings, while clearer areas reveal inclusions and internal features created during the crystal's formation.
✨ HIMALAYAN QUARTZ
Clarity ♥ Higher Connection ♥ Discernment ♥ Spiritual Awareness ♥ Direction
Himalayan Quartz is treasured for its natural beauty and its connection to one of the world's great mountain regions.
In spiritual practice, Clear Quartz is traditionally associated with clarity, intention and amplification. Himalayan Quartz is often chosen for meditation and sacred spaces where reflection, awareness and connection to Source are invited.
The Wayfinder has been given its name for the many directions within its formation.
It is a crystal for those moments when we are standing at a crossroads — reminding us that clarity doesn't necessarily mean knowing everything that comes next.
Sometimes we simply recognise the next direction.
A NATURAL COLLECTOR SPECIMEN
This is a completely natural crystal specimen and carries the evidence of its formation.
Please expect natural inclusions, mineral deposits, growth markings, contact areas, fissures, uneven surfaces and variations between individual points. These characteristics are part of the specimen's natural history and are not considered faults.
The photographs form part of the description, and you will receive this exact Himalayan Quartz cluster.
One piece only. Once The Wayfinder finds its keeper, there will never be another exactly like it.
