Rock crystal and quartz from Rauris, Austria (388g) found in 1980

This 388 g Flatscheralm rock crystal specimen is a true piece of mineral history. Dating from 1980, it was discovered on the renowned Flatscheralm mountain in Austria's Rauris Valley. What's special about it: fine iron oxide inclusions give the clear crystal points a warm, reddish-brown hue, creating a fascinating contrast to the light quartz matrix.

The crystals have grown harmoniously on a stable matrix, some translucent, others interspersed with the characteristic iron oxide veils. This combination of natural clarity and warm color makes the specimen a unique collector's and decorative piece.

Special features of the Bergkristall Stufe Flatscheralm

This Flatscheralm rock crystal specimen is not only special for its visual appeal, but also for its origin. Finds from the Flatscheralm are sought after, as they often yield exceptionally clear alpine crystals with distinctive inclusions. The discovery year of 1980 also lends the piece rarity—such specimens are rarely found today.

Origin & Location

The Flatscheralm is located in the Rauris Valley in Salzburger Land, one of the most famous alpine mining areas for gemstones such as rock crystal. Mining in this region is traditional and often done by hand, making each piece truly unique. As an experienced mineral dealer in the greater Munich area, we value the authenticity and quality of such alpine finds.

Features & Benefits:

• Weight : 388 g – perfect for collectors or as a decorative individual piece

• Special feature : Iron oxide inclusions with warm color effect

• Location : Flatscheralm, Raurisertal – year of discovery 1980

• Optics : Combination of clear peaks and reddish inclusions

• Use : decoration, collection, energetic work

Why is this good for you?

This Flatscheralm rock crystal cluster combines alpine purity with a warm earthy feel. It's not only a visual eye-catcher, but also brings a piece of Austrian mineral history into your home.

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FAQ

Are the iron oxide inclusions natural?
Yes, they are the result of natural geological processes.

Is this piece unique?
Absolute – found in 1980, Flatscheralm, iron oxide structure – a truly unique specimen.

Can I use the crystal for meditation?
Yes – many appreciate the warming and grounding aura.

Disclaimer:
Please note that the effects of gemstones and minerals have not been scientifically proven and should therefore not be considered a substitute for medical treatments or therapies. These are traditions and beliefs that everyone can interpret and apply for themselves.

Get your unique Flatscheralm rock crystal now – a piece of alpine history with natural power!