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Two crystal geodes on a white background
Two white crystal geodes on a light beige background
Close-up of a crystal formation inside a rock
Close-up of a crystal formation with a dark background
Close-up of a crystal formation with a dark background
Two crystal geodes on a white background
Two white crystal geodes on a light beige background
Close-up of a crystal formation inside a rock
Close-up of a crystal formation with a dark background
Close-up of a crystal formation with a dark background
Two crystal geodes on a white background
Two white crystal geodes on a light beige background
Close-up of a crystal formation inside a rock
Close-up of a crystal formation with a dark background
Close-up of a crystal formation with a dark background

White Quartz Geode — Split Pair

This began as one. Then it was opened.
£20.00
Tasse incluse.

From Morocco, a single geode split into two — each half revealing a luminous white quartz interior within a raw sandy matrix. One origin, two objects, endlessly considered together.

A single egg-shaped geode, split cleanly into two matching halves — each revealing a dense white quartz interior set within a warm sandy matrix. Together they read as a complete object. Placed apart, they become two distinct things that quietly reference each other across a surface or a room.

That is the rare quality of a split pair: the possibility of one story told in two places.

At 82 grams combined they are light, precise, and entirely personal in scale. Place both halves together on a surface as a sculptural moment. Or separate them — a bedside table, a bookshelf, a desk — and let the connection between them do its own quiet work.

Sourced from Morocco. Split once, never repeated.

The crystal photographed is the crystal you will receive.

Pairs well with

“Two halves of the same origin — an object that tells one story, in two places, at once.”

Founders thoughts 

There are very few objects that carry meaning in both their wholeness and their separation. This geode pair is one of them. We brought it to the collection because it offers something most objects cannot — the choice of how to tell its story, and where.

Origin: Morocco
Mineral: White Quartz Geode — split pair, drusy crystal interior within raw sandy matrix Colour: White to grey quartz interior, warm sandy brown matrix exterior
Weight: 82g (combined)
Dimensions Total: 7cm (width) × 5cm (height) combined Sold as a pair.
Each half is unique in formation — variation in crystal density, tone, and surface 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.

White quartz geodes are durable but the crystal interiors deserve considered handling.

Dust the crystal interior of each half gently with a soft, dry brush — a clean paintbrush is ideal for reaching between the crystal clusters without applying pressure. For the sandy matrix exterior, a slightly damp cloth is sufficient. Dry thoroughly and immediately after any contact with moisture.

Avoid household cleaning sprays, chemicals, and abrasive materials on both surfaces. Keep away from prolonged direct sunlight, which can gradually affect the clarity and tone of the crystal interior over time.

Handle each half individually with care. The split edges are natural formations and part of what makes this pair complete — avoid placing pressure along the split line.

Variation in crystal formation, tone, and matrix colour is inherent to the mineral. No two pairs are identical.

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