Mystic Blue Titanium Quartz Half Geode Bead - Top Drilled

Raw quartz half geodes take on a deep blue shine once they are titanium treated, and this one is drilled at the top so it can hang.

The open face shows the crystal hollow, while the back keeps its natural outer rind, so it reads as a real piece of geode even with the coating. Add a jump ring and cord for a pendant, hang it from a keychain or bag, or string a few into a sun catcher. It suits makers who want a bold focal piece without cutting or drilling anything themselves. These are natural geodes, so size, shape and crystal pattern vary.

About Titanium Quartz Geodes

A geode forms when mineral rich groundwater slowly lines a hollow in rock with crystal, usually quartz, agate or chalcedony. The mystic blue color is a titanium film only a micron or two thick, bonded to the crystals by vapor deposition, which bends light into its metallic shine.

Additional Details

• Stock photo; yours will be similar.
• One half geode bead, about 1-1.75" x 1.5-2.125".
• Small drill hole at the top center.
• Titanium treated raw quartz.
• The coating is a thin surface film; avoid abrasion, harsh cleaners and knocks.