Golden Rutilated Quartz Pendant Natural Hematite Nucleus...

Golden rutile quartz — Pendant made in silver with a natural rutile quartz cabochon, characterized by an elongated and elegant shape that particularly enhances the internal structure of the stone. The quartz exhibits a slightly smoky transparency and is crossed by numerous acicular crystals of golden rutile, a mineral composed of titanium dioxide. The needles show tones ranging from gold yellow to bronze and develop in different directions, forming thin bundles, parallel lines, and radial structures. The most interesting element of the specimen is the small dark central core, compatible with hematite, from which a significant portion of the rutile needles emanate. This type of association can form during different growth stages: small crystals of iron oxides can constitute nucleation points on which rutile subsequently develops its acicular structures. The quartz then continues to crystallize, encapsulating the entire system, preserving it within the gem. The result is a particularly evocative three-dimensional mineralogical composition, with an almost stellate effect at the center of the stone. The different depths of the inclusions also produce an interesting perspective effect when the jewelry is observed from different angles. The silver setting follows the profile of the quartz with a simple and clean line, fully letting the natural structure of the stone take the spotlight. Material: Natural rutile quartz Inclusions: Golden rutile Central core: likely hematite Mounting: Silver Type: Pendant Chain not included

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