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Collecting Rose Quartz and other Minerals on Plumbago Mountain
Rocks & Minerals, 1973(1973). Collecting Rose Quartz and other Minerals on Plumbago Mountain. Rocks & Minerals: Vol. 48, No. 2, pp. 75-77.
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The orientation and symmetry of light spots and asterism in rose quartz spheres from Madagascar
The Journal of Gemmology, 2006The orientation of light spots on the surface of four asteriated rose quartz spheres from Madagascar is described. The up to 50 different light spots form similar patterns on all samples examined with respect to their orientation, but are somewhat different according to their relative intensity.
Karl Schmetzer, Michael Krzemnicki
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Rocks & Minerals, 2012
There can be multiple reasons for including rose quartz crystals in your collection. One that immediately comes to mind is that it's festive, much like the icing on a cake!
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There can be multiple reasons for including rose quartz crystals in your collection. One that immediately comes to mind is that it's festive, much like the icing on a cake!
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Characterization of synthetic overgrowth on a natural rose quartz aggregate
A large (~108.2 × 71.9 × 44.0 mm) pink-hued crystal aggregate was submitted to the GIT Gem Testing Laboratory for identification. Initial assessment showed classic quartz characteristics - large hexagonal prisms terminating in rhombohedral faces - and notable color zoning, with a sharp contrast between colorless overgrowth and pink core.Lhuaamporn, Thanapong +3 more
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Crystallized and massive rose quartz deposits in Brazil
The Journal of Gemmology, 1991Jacques P. Cassedanne, Maurice Roditi
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The positions of light spots on rose quartz star spheres
The Journal of Gemmology, 2008openaire +1 more source