Colombian Silver Light Lemurian Seed Quartz with Self-Healed Double Termination

The primary termination is sharply defined with clean, planar faces and crisp edge intersections. The opposite termination shows clear evidence of natural self-healing, with regrown crystal surfaces and softened geometry that contrast visually with the sharper primary point while remaining structurally intact. Several large faces exhibit dense, evenly spaced Lemurian seed striations that remain highly readable without polishing. These horizontal growth lines are especially prominent on the wider tabular faces, emphasizing the crystal’s flattened profile and slow, layered growth history. Internally, the crystal contains growth veils, fine fractures, and suspended inclusions that create depth and visual complexity. As light moves through the body, localized rainbow flashes appear briefly within internal planes, indicating internal structure rather than surface damage. The clarity alternates between transparent windows and a silvery, reflective sheen, producing a dynamic optical effect rather than a uniform appearance. Darker internal zones contrast with clearer areas, giving the crystal a layered, dimensional look when viewed from different angles. The lower section retains natural contact surfaces and minor mineral staining, consistent with original matrix attachment. All visible features — including the double termination, self-healed growth, surface striations, and internal characteristics — are consistent with natural formation and preservation. This listing is for the exact crystal shown in photos and video. A one-of-a-kind Colombian Lemurian quartz specimen ideal for collectors, detailed crystal study, or display, particularly for those drawn to tabular forms with visible growth history and optical complexity.