The crystal terminates cleanly in a sharp, symmetrical point, with well-formed faces that reflect light in crisp bands. Several faces alternate between highly reflective silver-light sheen and clearer viewing windows, producing strong contrast depending on angle and lighting. Horizontal Lemurian seed striations are visible along multiple faces, remaining distinct and readable without surface polishing. These striations vary in density and spacing, indicating natural growth phases rather than uniform shaping. The lower and mid-sections of the crystal show natural surface etching, including irregular geometric impressions, stepped textures, and etched planes that interrupt otherwise smooth faces. These markings appear organic and growth-related rather than post-extraction damage, contributing to the crystal’s visual complexity. Internally, the crystal contains layered growth veils, fine fractures, and zones of shifting clarity. When light passes through at specific angles, subtle rainbow flashes and reflective highlights appear briefly within the body, suggesting internal structure rather than heavy fracturing. The base remains raw and partially opaque, with natural contact surfaces, mineral staining, and uneven texture consistent with original matrix attachment. All visible surface features, internal structures, and termination geometry 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 well suited for collectors, close visual study, display, or those drawn to long-form laser-style crystals with strong surface and internal character.
