Rose Quartz Tower 85-115mm Natural Pink Quartz Crystal Polished Point Obelisk Gemstone Specimen Display Stone with Certificate Authenticity
£ 11.52
Product OverviewThis Rose Quartz tower is a genuine natural quartz crystal, carefully selected
and polished into a classic obelisk point measuring approximately 85–115mm. The piece displays soft pink tones and a smooth, refined finish, making it an attractive addition to any mineral collection or display setting. Supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee card, the listing photograph shows an example of the specimen you will receive. Each tower is unique, with natural variations in colour, translucency, and internal structure. Please refer to the images for full sizing and scale.Mineral Identification and CompositionRose Quartz is a pink variety of quartz, composed of silicon dioxide (SiO₂), one of the most abundant minerals in the Earth’s crust. It belongs to the macrocrystalline quartz group, though it typically forms in massive rather than well-defined crystal shapes.The pink colour is generally attributed to microscopic inclusions of fibrous minerals such as dumortierite, or trace elements like titanium or iron within the quartz structure. These inclusions create the characteristic soft, cloudy appearance seen in most Rose Quartz specimens.Crystal Structure and Physical PropertiesQuartz crystallises in the trigonal crystal system and is known for its durability and glass-like lustre. In tower form, the stone has been cut and polished to highlight its natural features and internal textures.Typical properties include:
• Colour: Pale pink to deeper rose tones, often with milky or cloudy areas
• Lustre: Vitreous (glass-like)
• Transparency: Translucent to opaque
• Hardness: 7 on the Mohs scaleThe polished surfaces enhance the stone’s natural sheen, while the pointed tip reflects light and draws attention to the internal structure of the mineral.Geological Formation and OccurrenceRose Quartz forms in igneous environments, particularly within granitic pegmatites where silica-rich fluids crystallise slowly over time. These conditions allow for the formation of large quartz masses with consistent colour and structure.Major sources of Rose Quartz include Brazil, Madagascar, and South Africa, where high-quality material is commonly extracted. The stone used for towers is selected for its colour consistency and suitability for carving and polishing.Form and CraftsmanshipThis specimen has been shaped into a tower, also known as an obelisk point, with a flat base and multiple polished faces converging to a defined tip. This geometric form is popular for display due to its clean lines and balanced proportions.The polishing process enhances both colour and surface quality, creating a smooth finish that is pleasant to handle and visually refined. Each tower is individually crafted, ensuring subtle differences in tone and internal patterns.Appearance and Natural VariationEach Rose Quartz tower is unique, with variations in colour intensity, translucency, and internal inclusions. Some pieces may display a more uniform pink tone, while others feature cloud-like patterns or subtle zoning.Natural inclusions and internal textures are part of the stone’s geological formation and contribute to its individuality. These features may become more visible under different lighting conditions.Uses and Collecting AppealRose Quartz towers are widely appreciated by mineral collectors, gemstone enthusiasts, and those seeking decorative natural stone pieces. Their polished finish and structured form make them ideal for display in collections, interiors, or as a thoughtful gift.In cultural and non-scientific contexts, Rose Quartz is traditionally associated with themes of love and harmony and is often appreciated in spiritual practices. These associations are based on historical and cultural traditions rather than scientific properties.Authenticity and Presentation
• Genuine Rose Quartz (SiO₂) crystal specimen
• Tower/obelisk point form, approximately 85–115mm
• Smooth polished finish
• Supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee card
• Listing image shows an example of the specimen you will receiveThis polished quartz tower offers a combination of natural geological formation and skilled craftsmanship, making it a visually appealing and collectible mineral specimen.
and polished into a classic obelisk point measuring approximately 85–115mm. The piece displays soft pink tones and a smooth, refined finish, making it an attractive addition to any mineral collection or display setting. Supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee card, the listing photograph shows an example of the specimen you will receive. Each tower is unique, with natural variations in colour, translucency, and internal structure. Please refer to the images for full sizing and scale.Mineral Identification and CompositionRose Quartz is a pink variety of quartz, composed of silicon dioxide (SiO₂), one of the most abundant minerals in the Earth’s crust. It belongs to the macrocrystalline quartz group, though it typically forms in massive rather than well-defined crystal shapes.The pink colour is generally attributed to microscopic inclusions of fibrous minerals such as dumortierite, or trace elements like titanium or iron within the quartz structure. These inclusions create the characteristic soft, cloudy appearance seen in most Rose Quartz specimens.Crystal Structure and Physical PropertiesQuartz crystallises in the trigonal crystal system and is known for its durability and glass-like lustre. In tower form, the stone has been cut and polished to highlight its natural features and internal textures.Typical properties include:
• Colour: Pale pink to deeper rose tones, often with milky or cloudy areas
• Lustre: Vitreous (glass-like)
• Transparency: Translucent to opaque
• Hardness: 7 on the Mohs scaleThe polished surfaces enhance the stone’s natural sheen, while the pointed tip reflects light and draws attention to the internal structure of the mineral.Geological Formation and OccurrenceRose Quartz forms in igneous environments, particularly within granitic pegmatites where silica-rich fluids crystallise slowly over time. These conditions allow for the formation of large quartz masses with consistent colour and structure.Major sources of Rose Quartz include Brazil, Madagascar, and South Africa, where high-quality material is commonly extracted. The stone used for towers is selected for its colour consistency and suitability for carving and polishing.Form and CraftsmanshipThis specimen has been shaped into a tower, also known as an obelisk point, with a flat base and multiple polished faces converging to a defined tip. This geometric form is popular for display due to its clean lines and balanced proportions.The polishing process enhances both colour and surface quality, creating a smooth finish that is pleasant to handle and visually refined. Each tower is individually crafted, ensuring subtle differences in tone and internal patterns.Appearance and Natural VariationEach Rose Quartz tower is unique, with variations in colour intensity, translucency, and internal inclusions. Some pieces may display a more uniform pink tone, while others feature cloud-like patterns or subtle zoning.Natural inclusions and internal textures are part of the stone’s geological formation and contribute to its individuality. These features may become more visible under different lighting conditions.Uses and Collecting AppealRose Quartz towers are widely appreciated by mineral collectors, gemstone enthusiasts, and those seeking decorative natural stone pieces. Their polished finish and structured form make them ideal for display in collections, interiors, or as a thoughtful gift.In cultural and non-scientific contexts, Rose Quartz is traditionally associated with themes of love and harmony and is often appreciated in spiritual practices. These associations are based on historical and cultural traditions rather than scientific properties.Authenticity and Presentation
• Genuine Rose Quartz (SiO₂) crystal specimen
• Tower/obelisk point form, approximately 85–115mm
• Smooth polished finish
• Supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee card
• Listing image shows an example of the specimen you will receiveThis polished quartz tower offers a combination of natural geological formation and skilled craftsmanship, making it a visually appealing and collectible mineral specimen.
