Wire Crystalline gold

CRYSTALLINE GOLD IS SOME OF THE RAREST FORMS OF GOLD IN THE WORLD

THESE BUDS ARE THE RAREST OF ALL THE GOLD CRYSTALS IN THE WORLD

QUALITY RARE SPECIMENS

HIGHLY PRIZED BY COLLECTORS

THESE ARE BEAUTIFULLY STRUCTURED SPECIMENS

YOU WOULD NOT BE DISAPPOINTED

CRYSTALLINE GOLD IS OFTEN REFERRED AS A GEM 

MOSTLY DUE TO THE SPARKLING GLITTER OF ITS RICH GOLDEN SURFACE

IT IS RARER THAN DIAMONDS

FOR THAT MATTER SO ARE ALL GOLD NUGGETS

BUT CRYSTALLINE GOLD IS THE RAREST OF THEM ALL.

THIS SPECIMENS BEING THE RAREST OF THE RARE

CRYSTALLINE GOLD IS QUITE FRAGILE AND THUS HARDER TO EXTRACT

MAKING IT EVEN MORE PRECIOUS TO THE ASTUTE COLLECTOR

Some of the rarest forms of gold come in wires and crystalline shapes.  Both can be substantial or feather light.  Wires can be long and slender, stout or delicate enough to break apart at a touch.  Crystalline forms can be pyramidal in shape or delicate wisps of glitter. Crystalline Gold is the rarest and most beautiful form of gold and collectors all over the world especially value California Crystalline gold for its lustrous color and exquisitely unique shapes.

Crystalline gold formation...

Millions of years ago, gold was pushed up through the earth's crust and pressured into matrix using super heated steam at over 4000 degrees and hot water solutions with sulphur. This is the case in many of the mines scattered throughout California. This combination forced crystallized gold to form in the open spaces of the quartz and granite rock. Crystalline gold is very delicate and hard to extract.

Please take note....

Crystalline gold . . .

is the rarest and most beautiful form of gold and California Crystalline gold is especially valued by collectors all over the world because of its bright color and unique shapes.

Crystalline gold formation

Millions of years ago, gold was pushed up through the earth's crust but at this particular spot, there was thermo steam at over 4000 degrees F. which also came up. This forced crystallized gold into the quartz rock. To a collector, crystallized gold is worth as many times the value of gold nuggets of the same weight!

Crystalline gold is very hard to photograph because it is so bright and flashy, the pictures cannot begin to do the specimens true justice.

Crystalline gold is very delicate and hard to extract due to very costly mining expenses.

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