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Rutilated Quartz

A variety of Quartz

Quartz shot through with needles of Rutile.

Classification of Rutilated Quartz

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Other Names for Rutilated Quartz

Synonyms:
Venus' Hair Stone
Other Languages:
German:Rutilquarz

Other Information

Health Warning:Quartz is usually quite harmless unless broken or powdered. Broken crystals and masses may have razor-sharp edges that can easily cut skin and flesh. Handle with care. Do not grind dry since long-term exposure to finely ground powder may lead to silicosis.

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    Localities for Rutilated Quartz

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