Rose Quartz Faceted Palm Stone / Geometric Polished Crystal

Rose Quartz Faceted Palm Stone / Geometric Polished Crystal

This is a polished rose quartz palm stone, cut into a geometric faceted form that highlights soft blush-pink tones with delicate transitions into milky, translucent hues. The surface features multiple flat planes that meet in subtle ridges, creating a symmetrical, almost star-like pattern across the face. Gentle internal inclusions and tonal variations enhance the depth and natural beauty of the piece.

Key Features
Material: Natural rose quartz (quartz variety)
Formation: Solid quartz, shaped and polished
Color: Soft pink with pale, cloudy and slightly peach-toned variations
Crystal Habit: Massive quartz (no natural crystal points present)
Finish: Smooth polished surfaces with multi-faceted geometric detailing
Shape: Faceted palm stone / geometric freeform

Dimensions
Approx. Size: 3cm x 3cm
Weightad10 grams 

Geological & Scientific Notes
Rose quartz is a variety of quartz composed primarily of silicon dioxide. Its characteristic pink coloration is typically attributed to trace elements such as titanium, iron, or manganese, and in some cases to microscopic inclusions of dumortierite within the crystal structure.
This piece has been shaped from massive quartz, meaning it formed as a solid, intergrown mineral mass rather than as distinct crystal points. The soft translucency visible throughout is caused by internal structural features that scatter light, producing a gentle, diffused glow.

The geometric faceting has been carefully executed through lapidary techniques, creating a series of flat, polished planes that converge into a subtle central point. These facets interact with light to enhance the stone’s natural colour zoning, inclusions, and internal veils—giving each piece a unique visual character.

Mineral: Quartz

Formula: SiO₂
Colour: Soft pink → rosy red
Cause of Colour: Trace titanium, iron, or manganese
Lustre: Vitreous (glassy)
Transparency: Translucent → rarely transparent
Streak: White
Hardness: 7 (Mohs)
Fracture: Conchoidal
Cleavage: None
Density: ~2.65
Crystal System: Trigonal
Habit: Massive (rarely forms crystals)
Formation: Igneous rocks (pegmatites)
Common Locations: Brazil, Madagascar, South Africa
Optical:
Refractive Index: ~1.54–1.55
May show asterism (star effect in rare pieces)
Extras:
Colour can fade in strong sunlight
Often cloudy due to microscopic inclusions
Condition
Smooth, polished surfaces with crisp faceted edges
Natural inclusions, internal fractures, and colour variation throughout
Minor surface irregularities consistent with shaping and polishing
No visible dyeing or artificial enhancement

Care Instructions
Handle with care to avoid chips or scratches along edges
Clean gently with a soft cloth or mild soapy water, then dry thoroughly
Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to help preserve colour
Store separately from harder stones to prevent surface damage