Close-up of a crystal cluster formation inside a Dugway Geode hollow cavity.
Close-up of a Utah Dugway geode with crystal formations inside
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Cut and Polished Dugway Geode with a deep hollow cavity filled with quartz crystals.
Cut and Polished Dugway Geode with a deep hollow cavity filled with quartz crystals.
Geode with internal crystal formation on a white background
Rough Dugway Geode on a white background
Close-up of a Utah Dugway geode with crystal formations inside
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Dugway Geode Standup with Stunning Quartz Crystal Cavity

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One of a kind polished Dugway Geode standup with a stunning display of quartz crystals inside the cavity. See the unique small quartz crystal structure embedded inside the cavity. Only the most stunning and Rare pieces we find are placed on our website.

Dugway geodes collected in Utah and processed at The Bug House in Delta, Utah.
Approximately 3” tall x 3 1/4” wide, 10.3 oz.

Dugway Geodes are composed of unique quartz crystal formations, agate,  rhyolite, chalcedony and occasionally opal and jasper. These geodes began their formation 6 to 8 million years ago from volcanic activity and continued their formation for millions of years through mineral precipitation.

Comes with information card.