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Copper Rutilated Quartz

Copper Rutilated Quartz

Provenance

Brazil

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Concept

Loomed Filament

TRACE & NARRATIVE

The copper-coloured needles running through the quartz are crystals of rutile—titanium dioxide. A trace of iron produces a tone that is neither gold nor red, but a muted, particular copper.

Rutile crystallises before the quartz. The needles existed first; the quartz grew around them later. An inclusion, yet older than its host. The visual hierarchy and the chronological one run in opposite directions.

Primarily sourced from Brazil. Needle density, angle, and hue vary from crystal to crystal; no two share the same expression.

PHYSICAL ATTRIBUTES

MOHS SCALE
MOHS 7.0 | HIGH DURABILITY
LATTICE STRUCTURE
TRIGONAL SYSTEM | ANGULAR BALANCE
VISUAL METRICS
Thin copper-coloured needles suspended in clear crystal. Delicate, but the overall impression stays sharp. The detail doesn't soften the line.
MAINTENANCE
  • Quartz body is durable — no special precautions required.
  • Internal needles are stable and protected.

SYMBOLIC INDEX

ORIENTAL PHASE
FIRE PHASE, METAL PHASE
CLASSICAL ELEMENT
IGNIS (Fire), TERRA (Earth)
PHYSIOLOGICAL FOCUS

Solar Plexus | Manipura, Root | Muladhara

ASTROLOGICAL PERIOD

Leo, Aries, Taurus

PSYCHOLOGICAL PROJECTION

Vitality — Balance — Control

Copper-coloured needles run through the interior. It amplifies energy while simultaneously governing it — accelerator and regulator in one formation. A rare pairing. Most stones do one or the other.

SELECTOR'S NOTE

Two kinds of energy exist. The first runs flat out and burns through everything. The second accelerates and steers at the same time. This stone belongs to the second kind — the person who has both the power to push forward and the control to stop cleanly. Amplification only makes sense when there's discipline underneath it.

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