Inner Mongolian quartz point pair tinted with hedenbergite Agate these nodules have slightly obscene-looking

these nodules have slightly obscene-looking bulbous

I have also seen examples where it appeared iron staining had leaked through the breaks

This smaller freeform garden quartz has a light pinkish cloud on the top

with swirling inclusions making the chlorite appear like rocks under churning waves

so it easily ends up with 'you are what you eat' discoloration

Inner Mongolian quartz point pair tinted with hedenbergite Agate these nodules have slightly obscene-lookingLocale: HuangGangLiang mining district, Inner Mongolia, China Approx point length: 2. 75" Approx weight: 32g These quartz points are from HuangGangLiang, and commonly called Mongolian or Inner Mongolian quartz. When the primary inclusion is hedenbergite, enough to give the quartz a greenish tint, it is more appropriately called hedenbergite quartz. In this specimen, a small amount of hedenbergite inclusions produces a lovely mint green hue in the tip