Large "Tabular" Quartz Cluster - Arkansas The points of this specimen

The points of this specimen look as if they are dancing with each other

These crustaceans lived during the Pliocene Epoch

This specimen showcases gorgeous coloration not commonly seen from North Carolina with many serrations still visible

The color of citrine is not fully understood

Large "Tabular" Quartz Cluster - Arkansas The points of this specimenHere we have an excellent example specimen of tabular quartz. This means that two opposing faces of its crystal structure are twice as large, or larger, than the rest of its faces. With the largest point measuring at 2 inches in length, this piece is sure to catch attention, while being a great example from a famous location. Size: 4. 5 x 3. 0 x 2. 5 in. Weight: 12. 35 oz Location: Arkansas Quartz is the second most abundant mineral on Earth