Description:
Prase Quartz from Nepal often takes on a thorn-like appearance, with its striking green hue caused by Chlorite inclusions within the quartz. 
This particular specimen exhibits a wild and untamed form, with Quartz with Chlorite inclusion, resembling a wild plant in the depths of the mountains. The layered upward growth of the largest crystal echoes the imagery associated with the sacred Ganesh Himal.

Ganesh Himal is a subrange of the Himalayas, primarily located in northern-central Nepal, with some peaks extending to the Tibetan border. This region is known for producing various minerals, and in recent years, it has gained fame for its highly transparent Himalayan Quartz .

Location: Tamanale mine, Ganesh Himal - Nepal
Dimension: 3 x 5.5 x 3.5 cm