Colombian Double Terminated Silver Light Lemurian Seed Quartz with Record Keeper Starbrary Glyphs

Both terminations are naturally formed and visually distinct. One end shows cleaner, more symmetrical faces, while the opposite termination features stepped growth and interlocking planes, consistent with complex natural crystallization rather than damage. Multiple faces exhibit well-defined Starbrary patterns, visible as crisp triangular and polygonal record markings etched into the surface. These markings are sharply bounded and repeat across adjacent faces, supporting their identification as true growth features rather than incidental surface abrasions. Horizontal Lemurian seed striations are visible across several faces, particularly where broader planes meet etched sections. These striations remain readable without polishing and contribute to the crystal’s strong vertical rhythm and sense of layered growth. Internally, the crystal contains growth veils, fine fractures, and suspended inclusions that add depth without clouding the overall clarity. As light passes through the crystal, localized rainbow flashes appear briefly within internal planes, indicating internal structure rather than surface damage. The surface alternates between highly reflective, glass-clear faces and matte etched areas, creating contrast and visual movement as the crystal is rotated. Subtle iron staining and natural mineral residues are present in recessed areas, consistent with original matrix contact. This listing is for the exact crystal shown in photos and video. A one-of-a-kind Colombian Lemurian quartz specimen well suited for advanced collectors, close study of natural crystal growth, or display, particularly for those drawn to Starbrary formations, double terminations, and visually complex silver-light quartz.