Analysis of crystal

To say that crystal must first start with the origin of crystal, natural crystals are formed under natural conditions, and they grow deep in the earth's crust. They usually have to go through intense crust movements such as volcanoes and earthquakes to form. As the crystal grows, many growth patterns parallel to the axis of the cylindrical tip can be found. Because of the narrow space for growth in the ground and caverns, especially in the event of an earthquake or when the crust changes, it is easily squeezed by other ores, often resulting in different “crystal faces” due to compression. When the crystal is still in the liquid state, it is often wrapped in other ores, ashes and crystals grow together, such as rutile, volcanic mud and so on. All of these are part of nature and have become the most attractive aspect of natural crystals. Natural crystal belongs to mineral resources, it is very rare and precious, and it belongs to non-renewable resources. With the deepening of the development, the storage of crystal has become less and less, so natural crystal has become one of the precious stones.

The types of crystal stones have been forged by nature. The types of crystals are: obsidian, citrine, amethyst, garnet, aquamarine, red crystal, hair crystal, titanium crystal, powder crystal, tiger's eye stone, tea crystal, tourmaline, White crystals, spooky crystals, red stone, moonstone, amethyst and many more. And each crystal has its own characteristics, can make people put it down.