This Colombian Quartz specimen from Peñas Blancas features a short, tabular crystal with a partial stepped growth structure and strong luster across the prism faces. The termination displays flat, natutally polished faces with subtle beveling and a reflective sheen. The upper half is especially clear and catches light with a series of fine reflective bands across the growth lines.
The lower half of the crystal shows partial contact and minor edge chipping along one side, with the matrix remnants still attached at the base. Internal veils, light inclusions, and faint rainbows are visible when the crystal is tilted. The compact size and balanced proportions make it a bright, clean example with clear evidence of natural formation stages.
