Large RARE New Zealand Pseudomorph Reverse Scepter Milky/Clear Flower Quartz Cluster

Looking across the surface, you can see numerous reverse scepter formations where the crystal shafts widen toward the tips, creating an unusual and highly collectible growth habit. These are distributed naturally across the cluster rather than appearing as a single isolated feature. Flower-like quartz formations cover much of the specimen, made up of tightly packed micro-crystals that give the surface a soft sparkle under directional light. Between these clusters, clearer quartz points emerge, showing internal clarity alongside subtle mineral inclusions. The overall structure retains the form of the original host material, consistent with a true pseudomorph, while iron-rich staining traces fractures and edges, adding contrast and visual depth. Together, these features make this a rare and visually complex quartz specimen from New Zealand.