Description

Faden Quartz minerals are valuable gems found in nature and have been used throughout the ages for a variety of purposes.
These unique stones are typically identified by a white thread-like line that runs through the center.
The name ‘Faden’ originated from German, meaning ‘thread’. This quartz mineral is created when two clear crystals fuse during their growth process and form what appears to be a single crystal with an internal thread running through it.
Where it is mostly found in Pakistan?
Faden quartz minerals are a type of mineral that can be found in various locations around the world, including Pakistan. In Pakistan, faden quartz minerals have been mined since ancient times and are still collected today.
Most notably, faden quartz comes from the Spintangi area in Balochistan Quetta and Northern Pakistan. This area is well known for being rich with many other precious stones such as tourmaline, topaz, and aquamarine.
Morganite minerals are a type of beryl mineral. Morganite is an important member of the beryl family, which includes other gemstone varieties such as emeralds and aquamarines.