A Ganesh Himal Quartz crystal of the highest quality and vibration.

Crystals like this one are so rare, complex, spectacular and incredible that is even hard to describe but i will try my best. 
The details are too many for the photos slots available.

This crystal is flawless and undamaged. It has optical clarity with beautiful growth lines and patterns on its main body. 
On its top has another crystal crossing and penetrating it, this crystal is double terminated, having on both ends two terminations. And on top of this double terminated crystal there is a small quartz cluster embeded in it and it has contact rainbows, these are the most rare and beautiful rainbows and they are formed just like the name says, by two or more crystals in contact with each other.
On the side of the main crystal there´s another crystal that looks like a flower bouquet, this crystal has an advanced regrowth pattern, it shows many small terminations on the top, which is a characteristic of a rehealed crystal.
Overall this is an exceptional crystal.


Optical crystals are crystals that are water clear, we can easily see through them and are also crystals that have reached a very high state of evolution.

Crystals of this quality are very rare and only found at high altitudes, which makes them extremely hard to get.


All the Ganesh Himal crystals that i have on my store have come directly off the mountain, they were mined by hand by the villagers from that region, then bought by my seller who lives there and sold to me.
Only what a Sherpa can carry on his back can be mined in one day. It takes 3 days to descend Ganesh to the nearest village with a backpack full of stones and always by foot.


In Nepal it's a common practice for miners to offer the first crystal found to a deity or god as a gesture of respect and gratitude.

Cultural Significance:

The act of offering the first crystal to a deity reflects the deep-rooted cultural and spiritual beliefs of the people involved in crystal mining in Nepal. 

Respect for Nature and Deities:

It's a way of acknowledging the power and importance of nature and the deities believed to preside over the mountains and the resources they hold. 

So these are without a doubt one of the most sacred and valuable crystals there is, not only because they come from one of the most sacred areas in the world but also they are mined by hand and with total respect for Nature.

This crystal comes from Elephant Mountain, Ganesh Himal Area, Nepal.