This Inner Mongolia High-Temperature Quartz Crystal Cluster features a striking natural association of clear to smoky quartz crystals with calcite and chlorite inclusions, offering both strong visual impact and mineralogical interest. The crystal cluster measures 4.9 x 4.5 x 3.8 inches and weighs 594 grams, making it an excellent display-sized Chinese mineral specimen for collectors.
High-temperature quartz from Inner Mongolia is formed in deep geological environments influenced by intense geothermal activity and silica-rich hydrothermal fluids. Under high-temperature conditions, quartz crystals grow rapidly, often developing sharp terminations, complex growth patterns, and unique surface textures. The presence of calcite and chlorite indicates multiple mineralizing stages, adding depth and character to the specimen while enhancing its scientific and aesthetic value.
This natural quartz cluster has not been artificially treated or polished. Minor natural imperfections, edge contacts, or surface features are consistent with authentic mineral formation and further highlight its geological origin. Ideal for mineral collectors, crystal enthusiasts, and high-end specimen displays, this rare Inner Mongolia quartz represents a distinctive example of Chinese high-temperature quartz crystal growth.
