Clear Quartz Master Point

A natural quartz point terminated to a fine six-sided tip, clear as spring water except for the milky veils and phantom outlines trapped inside it — faint ghost-shapes of an earlier, smaller crystal the point grew around and then grew past. Points like this form slowly in mineral-rich cavities deep in a mountain, over a span of time that makes the finished piece feel almost accidental to hold. Folklore names clear quartz the master crystal, held to amplify whatever intention is set beside it and to lend clarity to a cluttered mind. It has been the workhorse of the lapidary's bench and the diviner's table alike for centuries, valued as much for its clarity as for its abundance — a stone common enough to be affordable and yet, in a fine terminated point like this one, still capable of feeling singular. Set it on a desk, a windowsill, or an altar with the point facing outward or upward, wherever a clear head is wanted most. Some hold it briefly in the hand before beginning any work that calls for focus. Sold as a curiosity — no medical or scientific claims are made. A single natural point from Brazil, terminated and untreated, between 110 and 150 grams. One specimen, chosen for the small landscape sealed inside it.