This specimen features a quartz cluster, highlighted by a few prominent prisms in the bunch. The bigger crystals feature terminations that have a sharp tip. Much of the specimen is coated with a thin druse of micro-quartz crystals, offering a fascinating glimpse into the mineral’s unique growth process.
The specimen was collected during a trip to a locality known as Gringo Gulch, near Patagonia, Arizona. This area is known for its distinctive mineral occurrences, particularly for amethyst crystals and for intriguing quartz epimorphs. For a detailed account of the collecting trip and more information on this locality, you can read the full story of our discovery here: Collecting Quartz Epimorphs Near Patagonia, AZ. (https://djoyceminerals.com/activities/collecting-quartz-epimorphs-near-patagonia-az/)
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