Elestial quartz cluster with stepped, skeletal growth and layered terminations across the main points. The surface shows natural etching, ridging, and recessed areas where growth developed in stages, giving it that textured, weathered structure typical of elestial formations. The quartz ranges from milky to lightly translucent with internal veils, fractures, and mineral inclusions visible throughout. Some faces carry a slightly smoky tone, especially in the smaller adjoining points. Terminations are irregular with natural wear and contact. Material from the Gallileia Mine is no longer being produced, as the mine is closed. Elestial quartz is often associated with deep inner work, release, and transformation. It is commonly used for grounding while processing heavy or layered energy. All features, inclusions, and surface textures are natural to the piece. Follow us on IG: @the.sea.lestials for deals and musical videos