Hematite Quartz with Epidote and Pyrite – One of a Kind Mineral Specimen

A striking natural mineral specimen from Namibia, about 2.5 inches across, combining four minerals in one piece: a translucent red hematite quartz point, glossy black-metallic hematite crystals, olive-green epidote, and flashes of brassy golden pyrite. Rusty red hematite dusting and sparkling crystal faces cover the matrix, giving every side something new to look at.

One of a kind — you will receive the exact specimen shown in the photos.

About this specimen: Namibia is known worldwide for its colorful, complex mineral specimens. Hematite, quartz, epidote, and pyrite formed together here in iron-rich rock as mineral-bearing fluids moved through over long periods of time. The quartz gets its red color from fine hematite trapped inside the crystal as it grew.

Metaphysical Meaning

This combination brings together four complementary energies. Many people work with it to:

• Ground and protect: hematite is known as one of the most grounding, shielding stones, said to absorb negativity and keep you centered.
• Attract abundance: pyrite is a classic prosperity stone, associated with wealth, confidence, and willpower.
• Encourage growth: epidote is called a stone of growth, believed to amplify whatever energy it touches.
• Energize and amplify: red hematite quartz is associated with vitality and courage, and quartz is said to magnify the energy of the stones around it.

Crystal Details

• Size: approx. 2.5" across
• Minerals: Hematite Quartz, Hematite, Epidote, Pyrite
• Origin: Namibia
• Chakras: Root, Solar Plexus, Heart
• Intentions: Grounding, Protection, Abundance, Growth, Vitality

Care

Raw specimen with delicate crystal edges and loose hematite dust, so handle gently and avoid drops. Hematite and pyrite can rust or tarnish, so keep it dry — no water cleansing or soaking. Dust with a soft, dry brush. Cleanse with moonlight, sound, smoke, or by placing it near selenite.

Metaphysical properties are shared for spiritual and educational purposes and are not a substitute for medical advice.