Azeztulite Tumbled

Naturally tumbled Azeztulite in two size options — 2–2.5cm and 3–3.5cm — displaying a white to pale grey body with a smooth, waxy lustre and soft translucency. Each piece varies slightly in shape, tone, and degree of clarity. A popular choice for crystal collections and display bowls.

Azeztulite is a trade name coined in the 1990s for a specific white quartz sourced from North Carolina, USA. Mineralogically, it is a variety of macrocrystalline quartz (silicon dioxide — SiO₂), and is visually similar to other white or milky quartz specimens. The name and associated origin narrative are a product of the crystal trade rather than geological classification. It is sometimes also sourced from Vermont, USA, and more recently from other locations globally. As with all quartz, it is a durable stone with a Mohs hardness of 7.

Stone Details

• Mineral: Azeztulite (white quartz — macrocrystalline silicon dioxide, SiO₂)
• Form: Tumbled, polished
• Hardness: Mohs 7
• Size: Available in 2–2.5cm or 3–3.5cm — select via option
• Colour: White to pale grey, soft waxy translucency
• Finish: Smooth, waxy polished
• Origin: North Carolina, USA (primary source)
• Weight: Approximately 200g per lot
• Sold: Per stone — shape, tone, and clarity will vary

Shape, tone, and clarity will vary naturally between individual stones. This natural variation is characteristic of genuine quartz specimens.