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Brazilian rutilated and rose quartz, Moroccan cats-eye selenite and polished mookaite, each finished to one standing tip.

Buy Polished Crystal Points by Species, Finish and Standing Base

A crystal point is a single stone worked down to one terminated tip and ground flat underneath so it stands unaided on a shelf. Shop this form by species before height, because red rutilated quartz, rose quartz, clear quartz and cats-eye selenite each answer a lamp in a different way. Astro Gallery of Gems weighs, measures and photographs every one of the 145 points catalogued here, then prints grams or pounds and dimensions in inches on the listing, so the piece you choose is the piece that leaves the building.

Stand One Point Alone, or Buy Three and Group Them

Two display habits account for almost every purchase in this collection, and they pull against each other on budget and on placement. A single tall point holds an empty surface by itself, while three short points read as one composition and forgive a crowded shelf. Astro Gallery prints height in inches on every listing so either plan survives contact with the room it was meant for.

One tall point on its ownA Brazilian rose quartz or clear quartz point above four inches carries a console or a sill alone and wants clear air around the tip. Astro Gallery levels and grinds the base of these pieces so each one stands upright on glass, marble or timber without a wedge or a ring stand.
Three short points as a groupPoints between thirty and eighty grams sit well in odd numbered clusters on a desk, where the eye reads the arrangement rather than any single termination. Buying three at once also spreads species across one surface, so rose quartz, selenite and mookaite can share a shelf and still look deliberate.

Choose the Species That Does the Work You Want in Light

Species settles nearly everything a point can do once it is upright: transparency, colour, whether a needle or a fibre catches a lamp, and how much handling the finished surface tolerates. Astro Gallery buys this rough directly in Brazil and Morocco and commissions the cutting, rather than ordering finished stock from a wholesale catalogue.

Red rutilated quartz, BrazilGem transparent quartz threaded with dozens of needle like rutile crystals in intersecting parallel growth, the golden and red inclusions readable straight through the body. Quartz at Mohs 7 takes daily handling, and no two needle patterns repeat, which is why these points command the highest prices in the group.
Rose quartz, Minas GeraisMassive pink quartz clouded by microscopic rutile, mirror finished on every face and running from ice pink at thirty eight grams to deep rose at two pounds. Colour drops under direct sun, so Astro Gallery records the tone under fixed studio light and states the weight beside it.
Clear quartz, BrazilWater clear silicon dioxide polished on all sides, a finish that either flatters or exposes the veils and healed fractures inside the crystal. Astro Gallery backlights these points during photography so any internal feather appears in the listing images rather than on your table.
Cats-eye selenite, MoroccoFibrous gypsum from the Moroccan workings, calcium sulphate dihydrate at Mohs 2, which throws a soft moving line of light along the fibre axis. Softness is the trade, so these points mark under a fingernail and belong far from water and rough surfaces.

Shop Every Point in Stock at the Price on the Listing

Each row below points at one physical object rather than a category, and the figure beside it comes from the catalogue at the moment this page loads. A point that sells drops out of the table instead of sitting there as a listing nobody can buy.

PieceDetailPrice
Genuine Polished Red Rutilated Quartz Point from Brazil (72.7 grams) 72.7 grams $ 125.00
Rose Quartz Polished Point from Brazil (38.1 grams) 38.1 grams $ 59.00
Small Cats-Eye Selenite Point from Morocco (224.1 grams) 224.1 grams $ 29.99
Rose Quartz Polished Point from Brazil (74 grams) 74 grams $ 59.00
Genuine Polished Mookaite Point from Madagascar See listing $ 39.00
Polished Rose Quartz Obelisk from Brazil (1.2 lbs) 1.2 lbs $ 180.00
One of one, photographed before it travelsEvery point here is a single object with its own weight, height and internal figure recorded on the listing.
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Read the Finish Before You Trust the Photograph

Finish separates two points of identical species and weight more sharply than colour ever does. Astro Gallery names the treatment on every listing, because a full mirror polish, a left natural termination and a fibrous cats-eye cut behave differently under a lamp and under a fingertip.

FinishWhat it looks like and who buys it
Mirror polished on every faceBrazilian rose quartz and clear quartz taken to a cerium oxide finish all round, so a reflected line travels the face unbroken and the interior reads clearly. Interior buyers take most of these.
Polished flanks, natural terminationThe prism faces are worked on the wheel while the original crystal tip stays untouched, which keeps the growth record intact. Collectors who want mineral evidence rather than decor choose this cut.
Fibrous cats-eye cutSelenite oriented so the gypsum fibres run parallel to the long axis, producing one moving band of light down a single face. Orientation rather than size sets the price on these.
Freeform polished jasperMookaite finished to a mirror on a solid body of violet, purple and pink swirl, sold as a display object rather than a crystal specimen and carrying the entry pricing here.

Check Four Things Before You Add a Point to the Cart

Four faults account for most of the disappointment in this form, and every one of them resolves from photographs rather than needing the piece in hand. Astro Gallery shoots each of them deliberately for that reason.

Base flatnessA point that rocks was ground off level, and no amount of shelf padding corrects that. Astro Gallery stands each piece on a flat surface before listing it and photographs the ground underside, so the seat is verifiable rather than promised.
Tip conditionThe termination absorbs every knock in the workshop and every jolt in transit. Look for a clean apex rather than a bruised or reground tip, because a shortened point changes both the silhouette and the value of the piece.
Internal fractureClear and rutilated quartz carry healed fractures that only declare themselves against a light source. Astro Gallery backlights these points during photography, so a feather or a veil shows in the images before payment rather than after delivery.
Colour honestyNatural rose quartz runs one tone through the body, while dyed material concentrates pigment at the surface and pales at any edge. Astro Gallery discloses treatment in the description and offers no dyed quartz in this collection.

Keep Selenite Dry and Rose Quartz Out of Direct Sun

Care here splits by species rather than by size. Selenite is calcium sulphate dihydrate at Mohs 2, soluble in water and scratched by almost anything, so dust it with a dry brush and keep it off a bathroom shelf permanently. Rose quartz loses saturation over months on a south facing sill, so a point that arrives deep rose belongs in indirect light if you want that colour kept. Clear, rutilated and mookaite pieces sit at Mohs 6.5 to 7 and absorb ordinary handling, though a rinse in lukewarm water and a soft cloth restores the polish faster than any proprietary cleaner.

Learn the Six Words a Point Listing Uses

TerminationThe tip where the crystal faces converge. A natural termination grew that shape underground, while a polished termination was shaped on a wheel.
RutileTitanium dioxide crystallised as fine golden or red needles inside quartz. Needle density and direction set the value of a rutilated point.
Cats-eyeThe single travelling line of light across selenite, produced by parallel gypsum fibres and moving as the lamp or the viewer moves.
VeilA healed internal fracture inside quartz that reads as a pale sheet under backlight. A veil records growth history and counts as natural.
Standing pointA point with a ground flat base that holds itself upright. Metaphysical sellers apply the word generator to the same object.
FreeformA polished piece shaped to the outline of the rough rather than to a geometric plan, common on mookaite and other jaspers.

Place a Point at Home, and Name It the Way Buyers Do

Interior buyers use a point as vertical punctuation: one tall rose quartz breaking a long run of horizontal books, a clear quartz point beside a lamp where the polish picks up the filament, or three small selenite points grouped on a console. Height above four inches asks for clearance overhead, while anything under three inches survives a working desk. Astro Gallery states dimensions in inches on every piece precisely so this can be planned before the parcel arrives.

Metaphysical buyers reach the same objects through other words, calling a standing point a generator and matching species to chakra: rose quartz to the heart, clear quartz as an amplifier, selenite to the crown, rutilated quartz for clearing. Astro Gallery records that vocabulary because buyers search with it, documents species, weight and locality on every listing, and attaches no health, healing or energetic promise to any point offered here.

Order a Point and Follow It to Your Door

Checkout settles through Shop Pay, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay or a Visa, Mastercard, Discover or Diners Club card, and the figure on the listing is the figure on the itemised invoice. Astro Gallery quotes nothing at the last screen that the product page did not already show.

Astro Gallery of Gems has packed crystal for transit since 1961, and a terminated point gets the method that history produced: cut foam isolates the tip so pressure never reaches the apex, the base is blocked so weight cannot travel inside the carton, and anything above a pound goes double boxed. Every parcel leaves tracked and fully insured with customs paperwork completed in advance, covered by the returns policy and the guarantee published on about us.

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Ask These Before You Purchase a Crystal Point

How much does a polished crystal point cost?
Small rose quartz points under forty grams open the range, mid weight clear quartz and rutilated quartz points occupy the middle, and pieces above a pound take the top. The table above carries the live price for everything in stock, and each figure belongs to that individual point rather than to a size band.
Is the point in the photograph the one I receive?
Yes on every individually photographed piece, which covers most of this page. A small number of selenite and mookaite listings state that a stock photo is shown and a similar specimen ships, and that wording sits in the description before you buy.
Will a point stand up without a stand?
Yes. Astro Gallery grinds the base flat and stands each point on a level surface before listing it, so no wedge, ring or adhesive is needed. The listing photographs include the underside so you can confirm the grind.
What is the difference between a point, a tower and a generator?
All three name a standing stone finished to one tip. Lapidary and interior sellers say point or tower, metaphysical sellers say generator, and a point usually keeps more of the natural crystal outline than a four sided tower does.
Can I wash a selenite point?
No. Selenite is gypsum and dissolves slowly in water, so dust it with a dry brush or a soft cloth and keep it off wet surfaces. Quartz points at Mohs 7 rinse safely in lukewarm water.
Are these points natural or dyed?
Natural. Astro Gallery offers no dyed material in this collection and discloses any treatment in the listing description, so the colour you see is the colour the stone grew with.
Do you ship crystal points internationally?
Yes. Every order travels tracked and fully insured to any destination, with customs paperwork prepared before dispatch and the declared value stated on the invoice.
Can I return a point that arrives smaller than expected?
Yes, under the terms on our returns page. Asking for the exact dimensions in inches before you order settles the question for most buyers without a parcel moving twice.

Follow a Species Sideways Into the Other Forms We Cut

Two routes lead out of this page. Buyers committed to a species follow rose quartz or clear quartz across every form the workshop cuts, while buyers committed to the standing silhouette move into towers, spheres and hearts whatever the stone turns out to be.

Same species, other cuts
Polished rose quartz Rose quartz Polished quartz Quartz specimens
Same silhouette, other forms
Obelisks and towers Spheres Polished eggs Polished hearts
The softer species here
Selenite Jasper Ocean jasper
Desk pieces and gifts
Gifts Palm stones Stone carvings
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