Very clear mountain crystal point with many rainbows

A polished rock crystal point in a perfectly clear condition, with clearly visible internal rainbow reflections.

Rainbow inclusions occur when tiny cracks or fracture surfaces within the crystal break light down into its spectral components, similar to a prism. The reflection appears as an iridescent arc of light that moves across the field of vision when the crystal is rotated.

Rock crystal belongs to the quartz family. This pure, colorless variety crystallizes in pegmatitic veins when hydrothermal solutions are free of coloring trace elements.

What distinguishes this point is its exceptional clarity combined with the natural rainbow structures, a dual characteristic that only occurs in very pure material.

The polished termination and the equally polished base allow for freestanding presentation. The side faces follow the natural crystal growth.

A collector's item with a special optical presence, suitable as a solitaire in a living space with indirect light.