Super Stone ✨ All natural elements of a variety of inclusions come together to create this rare rock😍 normally strawberry quartz is littered with "seeds" black specks throughout that gave rise to its name ... but this Tangerine variety of strawberry quartz is so pretty with only a few noticable "strawberry seeds" 🍓 Strawberry Quartz is a 'sagenitic quartz', a term used by gemologists and geologists when referring to a quartz containing acicular or needlelike inclusions 🍊 Naturally occurring tangerine quartz is a silicon dioxide mineral and a variety of quartz. What gives the crystal its red to orange colour? This colouration is the result of the mineral hematite being encrusted in the quartz crystal. As an iron stone, hematite rusts when combined with water. 🧡 ♥️ This specimen of quartz pushes the boundary of both strawberry and tangerine quartz to give us this wonderful vibrant orange-strawberry hue! ♥️ 🧡 an absolute wonder in natural sunlight come to a live show to really see all the glory and beauty of this rare and gorgeous all natural quartz crystal 💎The name quartz comes from the old German word querkluftertz meaning cross-vein ore. The name was first used in 1530 by Georgius Agricola, the father of mineralogy. Ancient Greeks and Romans referred to quartz crystals as krustallos meaning ice. They believed that the mineral was ice that never melted because it was created by the gods themselves. The use of quartz traces back to ancient times.