Rutile in Smoky Quartz - Freeform way too cool displaying a vibrant range of

displaying a vibrant range of deep emerald to near-black green hues depending on the light and angle

Geological Age:  360–400 mya

The crystals have a matte to slightly silky surface

with its warm coloration

The name "hackmanite" is derived from the Finnish geologist Victor Axel Hackman

Rutile in Smoky Quartz - Freeform way too cool displaying a vibrant range ofMined from: Novo Horizonte, Bahia, Brazil Description: This one of a kind rutilated quartz specimen from Brazil has a dark smoky quartz body with fine golden rutile needles running through the interior. The polished geometric shape gives it strong display faces, while the rutile appears in scattered sprays and fine crossing lines throughout the stone. The piece has a clean, bold look with natural internal inclusions and small surface marks still