✨ What makes Quartz with Inclusions special?
- Its interior can preserve several kinds of evidence: Rutile needles, Tourmaline rods, Chlorite gardens, Hematite flakes, Pyrite crystals and fluid cavities may all occur within Quartz.
- Not every feature formed at the same time: inclusions may pre-date the host, grow beside it or enter later through fractures that eventually resealed.
- Some patterns are growth records rather than foreign minerals: phantoms, colour zones, negative crystals and healed-fracture veils reveal pauses, changes and renewed Quartz growth.
