PINK, YELLOW & CLEAR QUARTZ

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Samadhi Himalayan quartz comes in a variety of colors from opaque, translucent or transparent to pink, white, yellow and often with chlorite. The most common form is in shades of pastel pink or it can be icy white in color. Pink Himalayan Quartz Clusters from the Himalayan Mountains in India and are collected from miners who backpack up the mountain on foot and must be able to carry down at least 100 pounds or more in, order to collect these precious crystals.[/TS_VCSC_Advanced_Textblock]