Druzy Quartz Stone Beads
As
the Druzy Quartz Stone Beads are formed out of druzy quartz stones,
therefore, in these beads there is a thin layer of quartz crystals
present on their respective host stone. Usually, a stone bead avails
its color from the quartz crystal that is present in the stone, but
in the case of Druzy Quartz beads, they take the host stone's color
instead of quartz crystal. Before final implementation in jewelry,
these beads are perfectly cut and polished to bring more perfection
in them. Some druzy quartz beads are titanium, coated. Due to this coating, the beads display a wide range of colors from emerald green to magenta to titanium color to violet blue. These beads are also used in jewelry. In jewelry, these beads are specifically used for pendants and earrings, but not for the rings. It is said that Druzy quartz beads assist in balancing and increasing energy. For many years, these beads have been used to diagnose diseases. It is also believed that these beads positively work in enhancing natural extrasensory perception abilities.
Druzy Quartz Stone
Druzy Quartz stone is a gemstone covered by a thin layer of quartz crystals. Some of them are coated with titanium, which gives them beautiful colors, from emerald green to magenta to violet blue. These stones are not suitable for rings but great for earrings & pendants. These items are cut and polished to perfection.
Another Stunning Titanium Quartz Druzy center stone, this one features a heart shapped druzy quartz that has been titanium coated in a special process that creates a rainbow of color generating from the stone's surface. This beautiful pendant also features an oval iolite gem above the center stone, and a pear shaped faceted tanzanite gemstone above the iolite.
The sparkle of Druzy Quartz creates a compelling backdrop for this interesting formation of Dolomite and Sphalerite from the Elmwood Mine in Tennessee. Two "scoops" of Dolomite (calcium magnesium carbonate) form the centerpiece, and a sprinkle of rusty-brown, metallic Sphalerite (zinc iron sulfide) crystals pepper the sides (including the back, shown in insert). Difficult to identify because of its wide variation in luster, color and habit, Sphalerite is Greek for "treacherous rock" -- named so by miners, who had trouble distinguishing it from the more valuable minerals they were seeking.
This specimen measures approximately 6½" by 5" by 4½", and has a flat base for easy display. It would make quite an interesting conversation piece when used in decorating or Feng Shui, or a great gift for your favorite mineral collector! Scroll down to view Related Products. quartz with a titanium coating to give them this wonderfulIridescent colors.
