Polished Point Request - Citrine / Quartz with Cacoxenite Tip

Generally we carry citrine / quartz polished points with cacoxenite tips that are 4 - 11 cm tall. Points are either clear quartz or citrine, sometimes a combination, and each has a caoxenite tip.

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Crystal points are often used to direct energies through the apex of a point.

Cacoxenite is a form of inclusion quartz, also known as sacred seven. It contains a combination of up to seven minerals which include amethyst, clear quartz, smokey quartz, cacoxenite, rutile, goethite and lepidochrosite. It was first discovered in Espirito Santo, Brazil which is now submerged underwater. More recently it was found in Bahia, Brazil and in India.

It has been said that super seven quartz can link all of humanity by increasing the vibration and energy of people.

Natural citrine is relatively rare. It shows a range of translucent colors from sunny yellow to brown.

Silica (SiO2) is the building block of pure quartz, which happens to comprise more than 10 percent of the outer crust of Earth. Quartz was once thought to be solidified light and it is known as the master stone. In terms of crystals, quartz can be broken down into two major types; macro-crystalline (large six-sided crystals), and cryptocrystalline (micro), meaning the crystals are too small to be seen, even through a microscope. To break it down further, when quartz occurs as singular crystal points or clusters of points, it is considered macro-crystalline. This form of quartz is commonly transparent or translucent; though opaque forms also exist. It is noteworthy that while the macro versions may also appear within massive formations of cryptocrystalline (micro) quartz, not all varieties of cryptocrystalline appear as a macro version.