This Smoky Quartz Crystal Cluster is made from all double terminated points and features lovely smoky color with an awesome Time-link Window on the largest point!! The removable base featuring New Zealand Paua shell comes with the crystal! This specimen is in excellent condition. Check out the video just above for the best view of this awesome specimen!
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Dimensions – (without base) 5.67″ x 6.34″ vertical point/horizontal point (14.4 x 16.1 cm’s)
Country of Origin – Brazil
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Smoky Quartz Origins & Background
Smoky Quartz is one of the most practical, grounding, and widely used Quartz varieties and is often considered a default crystal in healing layouts. Its naturally smoky coloration ranges from light translucent brown through to deep smoky grey and near-black tones.
Smoky Quartz forms when Clear Quartz is exposed to natural radiation within the Earth over long periods, causing aluminum impurities in the crystal lattice to change the way light is absorbed. This process is entirely natural and produces a grounding, stabilizing crystal with remarkable resilience.
Morion Crystals are a very dark to opaque, nearly black variety of smoky quartz, a brownish-to-black form of quartz crystal colored by natural radiation – it must still be translucent to be termed a “Morion”.
Smoky Quartz may occur as single points, clusters (rare), Elestial formations, Phantoms, and on very rare occasions Cathedral formations. It can also combine naturally with other Quartz varieties such as Amethyst and Citrine, creating powerful hybrid crystals.
Smoky Quartz is composed of silicon dioxide (SiO₂) and crystallizes in the trigonal crystal system, like all Quartz. Its coloration is caused by natural ionizing radiation acting on trace aluminum within the crystal structure.
True Smoky Quartz remains at least partially translucent. Completely opaque specimens are extremely rare and should be treated with caution, as much material on the market is artificially heat-treated Clear Quartz.
Common Geological Forms
Single terminated points
Elestial and skeletal forms
Phantom inclusions
Rare clusters and Cathedral formations
Physical Properties
Property
Value
Mineral Species
Quartz (Smoky variety)
Chemical Formula
SiO₂
Crystal System
Trigonal
Hardness (Mohs Scale)
7
Luster
Vitreous
Transparency
Translucent to transparent
Defining Feature
Natural radiation-induced coloration
Important Trade Note
A significant amount of Smoky Quartz on the market is artificially heated Clear Quartz. Majestic Quartz goes to great lengths to only natural Smoky Quartz.
Smoky Quartz is one of the most important grounding and protective crystals available. It stabilizes energy, transforms negativity, and helps anchor higher frequencies into practical reality.
Grounding, Protection & Perspective
Smoky Quartz grounds scattered energy and transforms negative or chaotic influences into usable, balanced energy. It is especially effective during times of stress, emotional overload, or energetic overwhelm.
As one observer aptly noted, Smoky Quartz is excellent for humans—because we are often quite murky ourselves.
Emotional Regulation & Stress Support
Smoky Quartz helps rein in wayward emotions, restore perspective, and maintain composure under pressure. It supports calm decision-making and emotional resilience.
Physical Support & Detoxification
Used in elixir form , Smoky Quartz is traditionally associated with:
Purging toxicity from major organs
Supporting the immune system
Counteracting radiation-induced imbalance
Advanced Forms & Their Uses
Smoky Phantom Quartz: Exceptional for breaking old patterns and long-standing blockages.
Smoky Elestials: Deep detoxification and structural emotional work.
Smoky + Amethyst: Combines grounding with spiritual clarity.
Smoky + Citrine: Grounds manifestation energy.
Bi-colored Smoky & White Quartz: Balances yin and yang dynamics.
Morion Smoky: This variant is considered a more intense and powerful version of regular smoky quartz, specifically for deep spiritual work, powerful shielding, and trauma healing. It is essentially the same stone, but its rare, naturally irradiated, opaque black color is believed to amplify its natural properties.
Practical Ways to Work With Smoky Quartz
Default Layout Anchor: Place Smoky Quartz at the feet or root position during any crystal body layout to ground the entire system.
Stress Hold: Hold Smoky Quartz in the dominant hand during stressful situations to maintain perspective and calm.
Grounding Companion: Carry Smoky Quartz when working with high-vibration or destabilizing crystals such as Moldavite.
Emotion Reset: Sit with Smoky Quartz at the base of the spine and breathe slowly, allowing excess emotional energy to drain downward.
Crystal Pairings & Synergy
Smoky Quartz works exceptionally well with Rose Quartz for emotional healing, Amethyst for clarity, Citrine for grounded manifestation, and Black Tourmaline for enhanced protection.
Smoky Quartz Cleansing & Charging — Keep It Working
⚠️ Important: Smoky Quartz absorbs and transforms energy continuously and benefits from regular clearing.
Recommended methods:
Earth contact: grounding reset.
Water: brief rinse.
Sound: bowls or bells.
Summary
Smoky Quartz is a foundational crystal for grounding, protection, and emotional stability. Joyful, practical, and deeply supportive, it anchors higher energies into real-world application—making it indispensable for both beginners and advanced practitioners alike.
Double Terminated Quartz refers to Quartz crystals that naturally form with a termination at both ends, rather than the more common single-point growth where one end is attached to a matrix or host rock. This is a true growth habit, not a separate mineral species, and it can occur in clear quartz, smoky quartz, amethyst, and included varieties depending on locality and conditions.
Double termination typically forms when a Quartz crystal grows in an open cavity where both ends remain free, or when the crystal grows in a fluid or clay-rich environment that allows it to develop without permanently attaching to a host surface. Because this requires specific stability and space during growth, fine double terminated specimens are less common than standard points.
Some double terminated crystals are true “floaters,” meaning they grew completely free and may show overall symmetry, clear faces, and terminations at both ends. Others may have one end slightly more developed, or show subtle contact points where the crystal briefly touched surrounding material during growth.
In the marketplace, it is important to distinguish natural double termination from cut or polished pieces. Authentic double terminated Quartz shows natural growth lines, consistent termination geometry, and unpolished faces (unless the specimen has been intentionally polished as a separate treatment, which should be disclosed).
Double Terminated Quartz is composed of silicon dioxide (SiO₂) and crystallizes in the trigonal crystal system, like all Quartz. The double terminated form is created by growth conditions rather than chemistry.
This habit most commonly develops in:
Open vugs or cavities where the crystal can grow unobstructed
Clay beds or sediment pockets that allow crystals to form as “floaters”
Stable hydrothermal environments with long growth windows
Because Quartz is durable and chemically stable, double terminated crystals often preserve their terminations well—though tips can still chip if struck.
Physical Properties
Property
Value
Mineral Species
Quartz (Double Terminated growth habit)
Chemical Formula
SiO₂
Crystal System
Trigonal
Hardness (Mohs Scale)
7
Luster
Vitreous
Transparency
Transparent to translucent
Fracture
Conchoidal
Defining Feature
Natural terminations on both ends
Why Double Termination Matters (Structurally)
From a formation perspective, the key difference is that energy of growth and crystallographic development occurred in two directions. This often creates a strong sense of symmetry and “completeness,” which is one reason these crystals are treasured both aesthetically and in metaphysical practice.
Double Terminated Quartz Crystal Care & Ownership Advice
⚠️ Handling:
Double Terminated Quartz has two vulnerable ends. Always lift from the center or base area and avoid tapping either termination against hard surfaces.
🧼 Cleaning:
Water-safe for brief rinsing. Avoid prolonged soaking if the crystal contains fractures or inclusions. Dry thoroughly.
☀️ Light:
Clear Double Terminated Quartz is light-stable. Colored varieties (smoky/amethyst) should be protected from prolonged intense sunlight.
📦 Storage & Display:
Store cushioned and separated from other specimens to protect both tips. For display, use stable stands that support the center without pressure on terminations.
Double Terminated Quartz is traditionally regarded as one of the most practical and immediately “usable” Quartz forms for energetic balance and intentional work. Because it naturally terminates at both ends, it is symbolically associated with two-way flow—receiving and transmitting, giving and returning, clearing and charging.
In traditional crystal language, a single-terminated Quartz point is often used to direct energy in one primary direction. A double terminated crystal, by contrast, is viewed as capable of moving energy in either direction, or in a balanced exchange between two points of focus. Many practitioners work with it as a bridge, a harmonizer, and a stabilizer—especially when the goal is integration rather than intensity.
Two-Way Flow & Directed Intention
Double Terminated Quartz is commonly used for guiding energy through thought patterns and intention. Practitioners often describe it as highly responsive: the direction of focus can be “set” by the mind, breath, or visualization.
A simple way to work with this is to hold the crystal horizontally and decide which end is “sending” and which is “receiving” for that session. Over time, many people develop a very intuitive relationship with the crystal, allowing it to function as an extension of intention rather than a separate tool.
Balancing Energy Fields & Chakra Bridging
One of the most widely used traditional applications for Double Terminated Quartz is balancing between two energetic centers. It is often used as a bridge between:
Overactive and underactive chakras
Mental and emotional states
Two people in communication or relationship work
Two intentions that need to be unified into one clear plan
A classic example is placing a double terminated crystal between two chakras where imbalance is present—such as the Root and Sacral. Traditional practice suggests the crystal assists the two centers in “self-balancing” by encouraging equalization and flow, rather than forcing one to dominate.
This is why Double Terminated Quartz is often described as a crystal of equilibrium: it helps energy move to where it is needed and reduce excess where it is not.
Holding Between the Palms — Energetic Circuit Work
Many people find Double Terminated Quartz especially exciting to work with directly because it can be held like an energetic bridge between the palms. In traditional practice, holding it between both hands is believed to create a circuit-like sensation—an awareness of flow through the hands, arms, and field around the body.
A simple traditional method:
Sit comfortably and hold the crystal gently between the palms.
Allow the breath to slow and become steady.
Notice any sensation of warmth, tingling, pulsing, or “current.”
Set a calm intention: balance, clarity, grounding, or release.
Allow the sensation to expand through the body without forcing it.
This technique is often used for quick re-centering, energetic coherence, or preparation before meditation.
Relationship, Communication & Neutral Mediation
Because of its symbolic two-way nature, Double Terminated Quartz is often used to support:
Balanced conversation and listening
Mutual understanding without dominance
Conflict resolution where both sides must be heard
Practitioner work where neutrality and accuracy matter
Many practitioners consider it an excellent tool when strong emotions are present, because it encourages circulation and integration rather than fixation.
Crystal Grids, Mandalas & Energy Architecture
Double Terminated Quartz is exceptionally popular for grids and mandalas because it functions as a structural “connector” crystal. In grid work, it is often placed:
Between stones to link their intentions
Along pathways to guide flow through the design
At transitions between zones of a grid
As directional “bridges” pointing toward a center stone
Many grid builders use double terminated crystals like energetic wiring—connecting nodes, balancing currents, and ensuring the design functions as a coherent whole rather than isolated components.
Double Terminated Quartz pairs easily with most stones and is especially useful for unifying mixed energies in one session.
It works beautifully alongside Clear Quartz
for amplification, Smoky Quartz
for grounding balance, Selenite
for cleansing and clarity,
and Amethyst
for calm insight.
Double Terminated Quartz Cleansing & Charging — Keep It Clear
⚠️ Important:
Because Double Terminated Quartz is often used as a bridge between energies, it benefits from regular gentle clearing to keep its “signal” crisp.
Water safety:
Double Terminated Quartz is water-safe for brief rinsing, but avoid prolonged soaking if fractures are present.
Recommended crystal-safe options:
Sound: singing bowls, bells, or gentle tones.
Moonlight: overnight exposure.
Smoke cleansing: light wafting only.
Selenite plate: dry-cleansing support.
Intention reset: hold between palms and set purpose clearly.
Tip:
If you use the crystal for balancing two areas, end the session by holding it at the heart for a moment to “neutralize” the field before storing.
Summary
Double Terminated Quartz is a crystal of balance, exchange, and energetic intelligence. With terminations at both ends, it supports two-way flow, chakra bridging, and coherent grid work—making it one of the most practical and exciting Quartz tools for both personal practice and advanced energy architecture.
Quartz Clusters are natural groupings of multiple Quartz crystal points growing together on a shared base. Each point retains its own termination while remaining energetically and structurally connected to the whole. This formation allows Quartz Clusters to function as collective radiators of energy rather than single directional tools.
Clusters form in open cavities where many crystals nucleate simultaneously under stable conditions. Because of this cooperative growth, clusters are often viewed as symbols of unity, cooperation, and shared purpose.
Quartz Clusters can occur in Clear Quartz, Smoky Quartz, Amethyst, Citrine, and many other Quartz varieties, with each type adding its own character to the cluster’s overall influence.
Quartz Clusters are composed of silicon dioxide (SiO₂) and crystallize in the trigonal crystal system. The clustered habit forms when multiple crystal points grow together from a shared substrate, typically within vugs or cavities in host rock.
Each point within a cluster follows the same crystallographic rules as individual Quartz crystals, but the collective arrangement allows for multidirectional growth and energy dispersion.
Physical Properties
Property
Value
Mineral Species
Quartz (Cluster formation)
Chemical Formula
SiO₂
Crystal System
Trigonal
Hardness (Mohs Scale)
7
Luster
Vitreous
Transparency
Transparent to translucent
Defining Feature
Multiple naturally terminated points
Structural Advantage of Clusters
Because each point radiates outward, clusters naturally disperse energy in all directions rather than focusing it in a single beam. This makes them ideal for environmental work, group settings, and energetic stabilization of larger spaces.
Quartz Clusters carry all the properties of Quartz, amplified by their collective structure. Where a single Quartz point directs energy, a cluster distributes it—making these crystals ideal for room clearing, group work, and ongoing energetic support.
Environmental Balancing & Space Clearing
Quartz Clusters naturally radiate energy outward, benefiting entire rooms. Large clusters can influence whole homes, workspaces, or meditation areas, helping to stabilize and harmonize the surrounding environment.
They are particularly effective in shared spaces where many emotional or mental energies accumulate.
Life Force Energy & Balance
Quartz Clusters attract and make available greater amounts of life force energy. Having a cluster nearby—on a desk, bedside, or meditation space—creates a steady field of balanced energy that supports physical, emotional, and spiritual alignment.
Practical Ways to Work With Quartz Clusters
Room Harmonization: Place a Quartz Cluster in a central area of a room to stabilize and uplift the energy. Allow it to radiate freely without obstruction.
Charging Other Crystals: Place smaller crystals carefully on the points or at the base of the cluster overnight to clear and recharge them.
Manifestation Programming: Sit quietly with the cluster. Gaze into the points and place your intention—along with the feeling behind it—into the crystal. Once programmed, the cluster continues radiating this intention continuously.
Meditation Anchor: Meditate in the presence of a Quartz Cluster to help maintain focus, clarity, and energetic coherence throughout the session.
Group Work: Use clusters in group meditations to unify intentions and distribute shared goals evenly among participants.
Programming & Multitasking
Quartz is exceptionally responsive to conscious intent. While some traditions suggest a crystal holds only one program, Quartz Clusters appear capable of holding and radiating multiple intentions simultaneously. Using them for varied purposes often strengthens rather than diminishes their effectiveness.
Quartz Cluster Crystal Pairings & Synergy
Quartz Clusters pair beautifully with Black Tourmaline for grounding and protection, Amethyst for calming shared spaces, and Smoky Quartz to transmute heavy or stagnant energy.
Quartz Cluster Cleansing & Charging — Keep the Field Clear
⚠️ Important: Because Quartz Clusters work continuously, periodic clearing helps maintain clarity and effectiveness.
Recommended methods:
Water rinse: brief and gentle.
Sound: bells or singing bowls.
Moonlight: overnight reset.
Selenite: dry-cleansing support.
Summary
Quartz Clusters are true power tools—radiating balance, amplifying intention, and supporting manifestation on a broad scale. Responsive, flexible, and endlessly capable, they are among the most versatile and effective crystal allies available.
Window Quartz crystals are distinguished by a clear, flat, diamond or parallelogram-shaped face that appears straight up and down on the crystal rather than leaning left or right. This vertical orientation is what separates true Window Quartz from Time Link Quartz, making these crystals considerably rarer.
Unlike Time Link windows, which imply directional temporal focus, Window Quartz faces act as a direct observational plane. They are not about past or future specifically, but about seeing clearly what is relevant right now. The window acts as an access point — a literal and symbolic “pane” through which insight may be received.
Window Quartz can occur across many Quartz families and configurations, including Clear Quartz, Smoky Quartz, Lemurian Seed Quartz, Elestial forms, and more. The presence of a window enhances and refines the core attributes of the underlying Quartz variety.
Window Quartz is composed of silicon dioxide (SiO₂) and crystallizes in the trigonal crystal system. The defining window face forms when crystal growth temporarily stabilizes along a secondary crystallographic plane, producing a flat, reflective surface.
The key distinction in Window Quartz is orientation. The window face is aligned vertically relative to the main termination rather than slanted. This requires a very specific and stable growth environment, which is why true Window Quartz is far less common than Time Link Quartz.
Window Quartz crystals provide a direct interface for insight, awareness, and revelation. They act as observational tools rather than directional ones, offering a clear view into what has previously been obscured — emotionally, mentally, spiritually, or energetically.
These crystals are particularly valued for introspective work, self-development, and clarity-driven practices. The window face serves as a focal point that helps bypass expectation, projection, and mental filtering.
Seeing What Is — Without Distortion
Window Quartz supports honest self-reflection. It allows one to perceive events, emotional responses, and internal dynamics with neutrality and depth. This makes it exceptionally useful for personal development work where truth, rather than comfort, is the goal.
Practical Ways to Work With Window Quartz
Meditative Gazing: Sit quietly and gaze softly into the window face. Allow your vision to relax slightly out of focus. Avoid expectation — clarity emerges naturally.
Present-Moment Insight: Hold the crystal and ask, “What do I need to see right now?” Then remain receptive rather than analytical.
Emotional Processing: When facing strong emotions, use the window as a neutral observer point to understand responses without being overwhelmed by them.
Self-Development Sessions: Combine Window Quartz with journaling. Gaze first, then write what arises without editing or interpretation.
Clairvoyance, Scrying & Divination
Window Quartz crystals are master assistants for:
Clairvoyant development
Scrying practices
Psychic readings
Divination and intuitive seeing
Unlike tools that amplify forcefully, Window Quartz refines perception. It helps one learn to see rather than imagine.
Window Quartz Crystal Pairings & Synergy
Window Quartz works exceptionally well alongside Selenite for clarity and light alignment, Clear Quartz to amplify insight, and Black Tourmaline to maintain grounding while engaging in deep perceptual work.
Window Quartz Cleansing & Reset
⚠️ Important: Because Window Quartz is used for perception and insight, clearing mental and emotional residue is key.
Window Quartz is a rare and powerful crystal of perception, truth, and present-moment awareness. Acting as a direct window into what needs to be seen, it supports profound self-development, refined intuition, and clear insight — making it one of the most valuable tools for serious introspective and divinatory work.