Looking along the primary prism faces, fine horizontal growth striations are visible, a feature commonly associated with Lemurian Seed quartz. These striations catch directional light differently as you rotate the crystal, giving subtle visual rhythm to the otherwise clear structure. The base of the crystal shows natural self-healed regrowth, where earlier breakage was followed by renewed crystallization. This area appears more textured and layered, providing a clear contrast to the smoother upper faces and offering insight into the crystal’s growth history. Within the interior, you can see reflective planes, veils, and angular internal features that collectors often describe as Devic Temple or Master Starbrary characteristics! While these terms are interpretive, the internal geometry and light-play are clearly visible and give the crystal a sense of depth and visual intrigue when viewed from different angles.
