• Close up of a small garden Quartz crystal point with chlorite inclusions. This mineral specimen is also called Lodolite, and is natural.
  • Close up of a small garden Quartz crystal point with chlorite inclusions. This mineral specimen is also called Lodolite, and is natural.
  • Close up of a small garden Quartz crystal point with chlorite inclusions. This mineral specimen is also called Lodolite, and is natural.
  • Close up of a small garden Quartz crystal point with chlorite inclusions. This mineral specimen is also called Lodolite, and is natural.
  • Close up of a small garden Quartz crystal point with chlorite inclusions. This mineral specimen is also called Lodolite, and is natural.
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Garden Quartz Lodolite Starbrary Crystal Point

Garden Quartz Lodolite Starbrary Crystal Point

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Enhance your spiritual practices with this beautiful Garden Quartz mineral specimen. This crystal is also called Lodolite or Shaman Dream Stone (although we discourage this name). The inclusions can vary, but usually contain Chlorite. This crystal's a popular choice for shadow work, lucid dreaming, and Astral projection.

This Quartz point has lots of interesting Starbrary etchings, as well as some horizontal lines associated with Lemurian Seeds. There are a couple tiny complete keys and one window, which is frosted over and imperfect. Naturally double-terminated, but the faces aren't uniform. Rustic in appearance with imperfections.

Specimen Size & Weight 

Size: 1.8 x 0.6 x 0.5 inches
Weight: 14.6 grams
Origin: Brazil


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Specimens are best for:

Appreciating the natural beauty of the Earth
Least physically altered option
Crystal grid layouts
Display and decor
Most one of a kind option

Important information

Crystals are a natural creation of our Earth. They are a precious, non-renewable resource.

Our tumbled crystals are created by skilled artisans. They bear the marks of human handiwork and tools. We've chosen to honor these facts by not discarding crystals just because they aren't perfect.

Their natural flaws and blemishes are what makes them unique, and connects us all to each other. Your crystal may have natural caves, cracks, and uneven polish

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