Golden Healer Free Forms – Exclusive 3-piece set of...

This impressive set of three high-quality Golden-Healer freeforms combines the natural beauty of quartz with the fascinating gold to honey-colored iron oxide inclusions that give this special mineral its distinctive character. The carefully polished freeforms present a spectacular interplay of transparent, milky and golden-yellow areas, making each sculpture a unique work of natural art. The warm gold, amber and honey tones run through the quartz in extraordinary patterns and create an impressive depth effect. Depending on the incidence of light, new details, structures and color gradients reveal themselves, which constitute the special charm of these minerals. The freely shaped forms emphasize the natural beauty of the material and make each freeform a unique individual piece. Golden Healer is among the most sought-after quartz varieties and is equally popular with collectors, mineral lovers and decoration enthusiasts. The combination of crystalline transparency and the characteristic golden inclusions gives these pieces an elegant and at the same time powerful presence. Whether as an extraordinary decoration, a high-quality addition to a mineral collection or as a special gift for lovers of noble natural stones – this set of three Golden-Healer freeforms impresses with its unique coloration, its high-quality polish and the unmistakable beauty of real natural artworks. Each freeform is a one-of-a-kind and tells its own geological story, which has developed over millions of years. Stone: Golden Quartz Total weight: 2488.32 g Size: Treatment: None Origin: Brazil The disclaimer about the healing properties as previously given : It is believed that certain gemstones and minerals have beneficial health and spiritual properties. We und Catawiki cannot guarantee or be held liable for these suggested attributes which have no scientific evidence and cannot be considered a substitute for traditional medical treatment.

Stima:€170

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