Rare interference quartz crystals: Offers exclusivity and uniqueness for collectors
Deep indented trigonic record keepers: Adds historical or spiritual significance
Distinctive pink coloration: Enhances visual appeal and rarity
Discovered at 18,000 ft: Provides a unique geological origin and collectible value
Genuine Himalayan origin: Ensures authenticity and high quality
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Nirvana quartz or Himalayan ice crystals are rare growth interference quartz crystals that were found in 2006 at 18,000ft elevation due to receding glaciers that exposed them for the first time since before the ice age. They often contain record keepers and deep indented trigonic record keepers and many have a pink colour due to inclusio