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Mineral sample on a light gray background
Crystal rock on a white background
Mineral on a light gray background
Close-up of crystal formations on a black background
Close-up of crystal formations with a dark background
Close-up of crystal formations with a beige and brown color.
Close-up of crystal formations with a spider on a crystal.
Mineral sample on a light gray background
Crystal rock on a white background
Mineral on a light gray background
Close-up of crystal formations on a black background
Close-up of crystal formations with a dark background
Close-up of crystal formations with a beige and brown color.
Close-up of crystal formations with a spider on a crystal.

Calcite Quartz Cluster — Raw Form

Substantial presence. No apology.
£75.00
Tax included.

From Morocco, a substantial calcite quartz cluster with warm champagne inclusions and a raw matrix reverse. Pale, complex, and entirely unrepeatable.

This is not a quiet piece. At 1,029 grams it commands whatever surface it occupies — a wide, generous formation of very pale pink crystal points threaded with warm golden-brown inclusions that shift in tone as light moves across them.

The front face is all crystal: densely clustered points ranging from blush to near-clear, with champagne running through the formation where mineral meets mineral. The reverse is raw dark matrix — the contrast between the two faces is part of what makes this piece so visually complete.

Place it where it has room. A console, a wide shelf, a coffee table where it can be seen from multiple angles. It is the kind of piece a room orients itself around.

Sourced from Morocco. Raw, unpolished, and unrepeatable.

The crystal photographed is the crystal you will receive.

Pairs well with

"Pale in colour, substantial in presence — the kind of piece that makes every other object on the surface more considered for being near it."

Founders thoughts 

Some pieces are selected for what they add to a surface. This one was selected for what it does to a room. At this scale and with this formation, it is not a supporting object — it is the reason the surface exists. That is a rare quality, and it is why it is here.

Origin: Morocco
Mineral: Calcite Quartz Cluster — pale crystal points with warm champagne calcite inclusions on raw matrix base
Colour: Blush white to near-clear with golden-brown calcite inclusions, dark matrix reverse Weight: 1,029g
Dimensions: 18.5cm (width) × 9cm (height)
Each piece is unique.
Variation in crystal formation, tone, and matrix character is inherent to the mineral and is not an imperfection.


Please review our Delivery and returns page for more details and information on our return policy.

If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, we accept returns on select items within 14 days of receipt. Items must be postmarked by the 14th day to be eligible for a refund. You may contact us should you have any questions.

Please note all original delivery charges are non-refundable and return delivery costs are the responsibility of the buyer. We recommend all returns be sent insured and with tracking as we cannot be held responsible for lost or damaged products.

All items must be unused and in new condition with any tags still attached. Returns that are damaged, soiled or altered may not be accepted.

Calcite quartz clusters are robust but the crystal points and calcite inclusions deserve considered handling.

Dust between the points gently with a soft, dry brush — a clean paintbrush is ideal for reaching into the formation without applying pressure. For the raw matrix reverse, a slightly damp cloth is sufficient. Dry thoroughly and immediately after any contact with moisture.

Calcite is sensitive to acids — avoid all household cleaning sprays and chemicals, which can etch or dull the surface of the inclusions permanently. Keep away from prolonged direct sunlight, which can gradually affect the tone of both the quartz and calcite over time.

Avoid dropping or placing direct pressure on the crystal formation. At this weight the piece is stable, but the individual points and calcite formations are part of its character and should be handled with care.

Variation in crystal tone, calcite distribution, and matrix colour is inherent to the mineral. No two clusters are identical.

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