This ultra-rare Jeffrey Floater Burr cluster with Cookeite is a true collector’s specimen, found exclusively at Flash Mountain, Arkansas. As a floater, this crystal formed fully terminated without a matrix, creating a stunning multi-directional growth structure. The presence of Cookeite inclusions adds even more uniqueness to this already extraordinary formation.
✨ Why This Piece is Special:
✔ Ultra-Rare Jeffrey Floater Burr – A self-formed, matrix-free quartz cluster with complete termination in every direction.
✔ Distinct Cookeite Inclusions – A beautiful natural feature unique to Flash Mountain Quartz.
✔ High Clarity & Unusual Growth Pattern – An intricate floating cluster structure, making it an eye-catching mineral specimen.
✔ Exclusive to Flash Mountain – This formation is found nowhere else, making it highly collectible.
💎 Specifications:
✔ Weight: 2g
✔ Dimensions: 40 x 18 x 13mm
✔ Direct from Flash Mountain, Pulaski County, Arkansas
Perfect for: High-end collectors, rare mineral enthusiasts, quartz lovers, and those fascinated by unique quartz growth formations.
This ultra-rare Jeffrey Floater Burr cluster with Cookeite is a true collector’s specimen, found exclusively at Flash Mountain, Arkansas. As a floater, this crystal formed fully terminated without a matrix, creating a stunning multi-directional growth structure. The presence of Cookeite inclusions adds even more uniqueness to this already extraordinary formation.
✨ Why This Piece is Special:
✔ Ultra-Rare Jeffrey Floater Burr – A self-formed, matrix-free quartz cluster with complete termination in every direction.
✔ Distinct Cookeite Inclusions – A beautiful natural feature unique to Flash Mountain Quartz.
✔ High Clarity & Unusual Growth Pattern – An intricate floating cluster structure, making it an eye-catching mineral specimen.
✔ Exclusive to Flash Mountain – This formation is found nowhere else, making it highly collectible.
💎 Specifications:
✔ Weight: 2g
✔ Dimensions: 40 x 18 x 13mm
✔ Direct from Flash Mountain, Pulaski County, Arkansas
Perfect for: High-end collectors, rare mineral enthusiasts, quartz lovers, and those fascinated by unique quartz growth formations.
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