Colombian Lemurian Quartz Laser Wand Point with Secondary Growths

The primary crystal presents a narrow, columnar form with sharply defined faces and a clean, angular termination. Under direct lighting, the surface reflects light strongly, producing a silvery appearance that emphasizes clarity and edge definition. Natural growth features are visible along the length of the crystal, including fine surface striations and internal inclusions that add depth without polishing. These characteristics remain consistent with natural quartz formation. Along one side, several smaller quartz companion crystals are naturally attached, projecting outward from the main point. These secondary growths vary slightly in size and orientation, enhancing the specimen’s natural complexity while preserving the overall slender silhouette. The base retains natural contact surfaces and minor surface irregularities typical of an unpolished specimen. This listing is for the exact crystal shown in photos and video — a one-of-a-kind Colombian quartz piece well suited for display, collecting, or close study of quartz growth habits and secondary crystal formation.