Scepter Quartz Crystal Cluster – Mibladen, Morocco – 0.30 lbs

A sculptural Scepter Quartz cluster from Mibladen, Morocco, featuring several substantial intergrown crystals with broad terminations, exceptional internal detail, and a softly golden appearance. Mounted upright on a custom display base, this compact specimen presents its largest crystals in a balanced, highly dimensional arrangement.

Two dominant quartz crystals form the primary display face. Their enlarged upper sections and pronounced terminal faces create the specimen’s scepter-like character, while smaller crystals emerge between and beneath them. A clear central point rises from the cluster, and an elongated secondary crystal extends horizontally across the front, adding depth and visual movement.

The quartz ranges from nearly colorless to pale champagne, with warmer honey-gold tones visible under directional lighting. Transparent sections reveal internal veils, fractures, reflective planes, mineral inclusions, and shifting silvery reflections. Several darker inclusions provide additional contrast inside the otherwise luminous crystals.

Viewed from the reverse, the cluster reveals the full proportions of its largest crystal and the complex manner in which the individual points are intergrown. Broad geometric faces alternate with naturally textured areas, while the fitted black base provides a clean presentation without distracting from the formation.

Measuring approximately 3 × 2 × 2.5 inches and weighing 0.30 pounds, this specimen combines substantial crystal size, scepter-style growth, strong transparency, internal complexity, and an attractive ready-to-display presentation.

Specifications

Mineral: Quartz

Formation: Intergrown scepter-style quartz crystal cluster

Locality: Mibladen Mining District, Morocco

Weight: 0.30 lbs, approximately 136 grams

Dimensions: Approximately 3 × 2 × 2.5 inches

Color: Colorless, icy white, pale champagne, soft honey, and silvery gray reflections

Crystal Habit: Stout prismatic quartz crystals with enlarged terminal sections and geometric faces

Primary Crystals: Two dominant intergrown crystals with broad reflective terminations

Secondary Growth: Smaller upright and horizontally projecting quartz crystals

Internal Features: Natural veils, fractures, reflective planes, zoning, and scattered mineral inclusions

Luster: Vitreous and highly reflective

Transparency: Transparent-to-translucent

Chemical Formula: SiO₂

Crystal System: Trigonal

Mohs Hardness: Approximately 7

Display: Affixed to a fitted black display base

Condition: Natural mineral specimen with inherent crystal contacts, contacted or incomplete edges, internal fractures, inclusions, surface textures, small chips, and irregularities associated with natural growth and extraction

Exact specimen shown

About Scepter Quartz

Scepter quartz develops through more than one stage of crystal growth. A later generation of quartz forms a broader crystal head around or above an earlier narrower prism, producing a shape reminiscent of a ceremonial scepter.

Natural examples vary considerably, and intergrown clusters may show modified or partial scepter development rather than a perfectly isolated stem and crown. This specimen displays that multi-stage visual character through its stout lower prisms, enlarged upper sections, and broad terminal faces.

Changing the direction of the light reveals different internal reflections, inclusions, and warm champagne tones throughout the cluster. The coloration seen in photographs may vary slightly with lighting and screen settings.

Collector Notes

This specimen features:

• Natural quartz from Mibladen, Morocco
• Scepter-style multi-stage crystal growth
• Two substantial dominant quartz crystals
• Broad geometric terminal faces
• Smaller intergrown secondary crystals
• Horizontal projecting crystal across the front
• Transparent-to-translucent sections
• Pale champagne and honey-gold coloration
• Natural internal veils and reflective fractures
• Scattered dark mineral inclusions
• Strong visual interest from multiple angles
• Mounted, ready-to-display presentation
• Exact specimen pictured

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