Smoky Quartz Rainbow Mini Sphere
Randomly selected polished mini sphere catalog-listed at approximately 18–22 mm
- One randomly selected polished mini sphere
- Catalog-listed diameter approximately 18–22 mm
- Possible fracture-related rainbow flashes
- Small rolling object and choking hazard
Product Information
About This Item
Smoky Quartz Rainbow Mini Sphere – 18–22 mm contains one randomly selected polished mini sphere for mineral collecting, secure display, meditation, or a contained altar arrangement. “Rainbow” refers to possible internal fracture-related flashes under suitable lighting and is not guaranteed in every viewing angle; the product’s quartz identity, natural or artificial irradiation history, weight, mine locality, and country of origin are not independently documented, the image is representative, and smoky tone, transparency, internal fractures, optical flashes, roundness, diameter, polish, and surface character vary.
Specimen Details
- Material status
- Material identity not independently verified
- Treatment
- Treatment status not documented
Treatment notes
Observable stone characteristics
Condition notes
What contributes to this piece’s value
- Smoky color and zoning
- Transparency and clarity
- Internal fracture-related optical flashes
- Diameter and roundness
- Polish and surface condition
- Verified identity and irradiation history
Mineral Profile
- Stone or material
- Smoky Quartz — Brown-to-Gray Quartz
- Mineral species
- Quartz
- Variety or trade name
- Smoky Quartz
- Chemical formula
- SiO₂
- Mohs hardness
- 7
- Typical colors
- Smoky gray, Brown, Dark brown, Nearly black
- Mineral class
- Oxide mineral
- Crystal system
- Trigonal
Metaphysical Correspondences
- Traditional themes
- Grounding symbolism, Boundaries, Release, Transformation symbolism, Shadow work, Protection imagery
- Primary element
- Earth
- Planets
- Saturn, Pluto
- Chakras
- Root
Traditional ritual applications
About traditional correspondences: Metaphysical, astrological, elemental, chakra, and ritual associations vary among traditions and practitioners. They are presented for cultural, symbolic, and spiritual reference and are not scientific or medical claims.

