Macrocrystalline
Macrocrystalline or crystallized quartz is a rock that contains crystallized and compacted crystals in a crystalline state and has a modern form. This type of handle is clearer and larger than cryptocrystals. This category has different types that you are familiar with.
Crystal stone
Crystal stone or in the mountain is a clear and colorless stone that is used in making jewelry, engraving, rosary. The presence of some impurities such as rutile multiplies its value.
Amethyst
Purple has multiplied its popularity. This type is known as one of the heaviest quartz stones, the source of its beautiful color is the presence of iron in it. This stone is also known as the stone born in Bahman.
Amitrin
This stone is a combination of purple (purple) and gold colors with clear and colorless quartz. All these colors are glued together in one crystal.
Aventurine
The most common color of aventurine is green, but it can also be seen in yellow, brown, blue and gray. This type of quartz stone has a wavy shine and mica impurities due to the presence of hematite.
Blue Quartz
Quartz is a rare stone that its crystalline type is very low. These types acquire a beautiful sky blue color through radiation. This model is available in blue-gray varieties with crocidolite internal impurities.
Citrine
The color of this type of quartz stone is yellow to brown due to the amount of iron in them. This type is also very rare, which turns its deficiency into amethyst by high heating and changes its color to citrine stone.
Milky quartz
The crystals of this type of stone appear in two states, twin or complex, which are available in milky white and matte to opac quartz quartz colors. Bolivia, Germany, Norway, Portugal and Italy are the origins of this type of stone.
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The tiger's eye or chateau is a kind of Iranian quartz stone in which a string of yellow, brown and red colors is found. If this rock contains parallel filamentous entrails, then a Chateaux phenomenon occurs in them. If you cut it in a cabotage, it will create a cat quartz.
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