A rare natural specimen of petroleum quartz from Pakistan, valued for its geological uniqueness and visual intrigue. This crystal contains ancient hydrocarbon inclusions trapped within the quartz during its formation, often visible as dark or golden fluid pockets that may fluoresce under ultraviolet light. Left completely natural and uncut, the specimen preserves its original crystal structure with well-defined faces and natural surface textures. The contrast between the clear quartz body and the internal petroleum inclusions creates a striking, almost ethereal effect. Both a scientific curiosity and a sculptural object, this specimen appeals to serious mineral collectors and design-focused interiors alike. An exceptional example of nature’s ability to capture time, chemistry, and beauty in a single crystalline form.




