Natural raw citrine point

Raw Citrine Quartz Natural Tower
This raw citrine quartz tower showcases a naturally formed crystal structure with beautiful organic character. Featuring a warm golden-yellow body with subtle smoky hues toward the termination, this piece highlights the natural processes that shaped it over time.

Visible internal inclusions, fracture patterns, and soft areas of translucency create depth throughout the crystal, while iron-rich deposits add earthy tones and visual interest. Unlike polished points, this specimen retains its original crystal faces and growth structure, giving it an authentic, geological aesthetic.

The termination is partially intact, displaying natural etching and surface texture that further enhance its raw beauty.

Key Features
Material: Natural Citrine (Quartz variety)
Formation: Naturally formed crystal with minimal shaping
Colour: Pale to medium golden-yellow with subtle smoky tones
Crystal Habit: Natural prism with partial termination
Finish: Raw, unpolished with natural faces and texture
Structure: Self-formed crystal tower/point

Dimensions
Approx. Size: 10cm x 3.2cm 
Weight: 115 grams 

Geological & Scientific Notes
Citrine is a quartz variety coloured by trace iron within its crystal structure. Its yellow to golden tones develop through natural heating and oxidation processes deep within the Earth over time.

This specimen displays classic signs of natural crystal growth, including uneven faces, internal fractures, and surface etching formed in mineral-rich environments. The slightly darker tones near the tip suggest variations in temperature or mineral concentration during formation.

Internal inclusions and fracture lines are visible throughout the piece, formed as the crystal developed under changing pressure and environmental conditions. Some inclusions appear as iron-rich deposits, contributing to the warm golden hues.
The crystal’s translucency varies—clearer areas allow light to pass through, while more included sections appear cloudy or textured. These variations are completely natural and add to the uniqueness of the piece.

Mineral: Quartz
Formula: SiO₂
Colour: Pale yellow → deep amber
Cause of Colour: Iron impurities
Lustre: Vitreous (glassy)
Transparency: Transparent → translucent
Streak: White
Hardness: 7 (Mohs)
Fracture: Conchoidal
Cleavage: None
Density: ~2.65
Crystal System: Trigonal
Habit: Hexagonal prisms
Formation: Igneous rocks & hydrothermal veins
Common Locations: Brazil, Madagascar, Russia
Optical:
Refractive Index: ~1.54–1.55
Weak pleochroism
Extras:
Natural citrine is rare
Often heat-treated amethyst
Colour usually more uniform than amethyst

Condition
Raw, natural formation
Visible inclusions and internal fractures
Partial termination with natural wear
Colour and clarity variations throughout
Iron inclusions present
No polishing, dyeing, or artificial enhancement

Care Instructions
Handle with care to avoid chips, especially at the tip
Clean gently using a soft brush or dry cloth
Avoid prolonged direct sunlight exposure
Keep dry and away from harsh chemicals
Store separately to prevent scratches or damage