Exact Dogtooth Calcite cluster with honey-toned pointed crystals on dark matrix
Large Dogtooth Calcite mineral specimen approximately 15 cm wide
Honey-coloured Dogtooth Calcite crystals growing naturally on dark matrix
Dogtooth Calcite cluster showing translucent honey-toned crystals and natural matrix
Exact Dogtooth Calcite cluster with honey-toned pointed crystals on dark matrix
Large Dogtooth Calcite mineral specimen approximately 15 cm wide
Honey-coloured Dogtooth Calcite crystals growing naturally on dark matrix
Dogtooth Calcite cluster showing translucent honey-toned crystals and natural matrix

Dogtooth Calcite | Crystal Cluster

$109.95

A striking natural mineral specimen with plenty of sparkle, texture and geological character. 🧡

This Dogtooth Calcite Cluster features beautifully formed honey-toned Calcite crystals growing naturally across a contrasting dark matrix. The pointed crystal formations are what give Dogtooth Calcite its distinctive name, creating a dramatic three-dimensional display that's particularly impressive from different angles.

Measuring approximately 15 cm wide × 8 cm high at its tallest point, this is a substantial specimen with plenty of presence. The warm translucent Calcite crystals contrast beautifully against the darker matrix, making it a wonderful addition to a mineral cabinet, crystal collection, shelf or display.

Calcite is a fascinating mineral known for its variety of crystal forms and colours. Dogtooth Calcite is particularly prized by collectors for its distinctive pointed crystal habit and natural formations.

Dogtooth Calcite is traditionally associated with confidence, motivation, personal growth and positive transformation, making this specimen appealing both as a natural mineral display and to those who enjoy the traditional meanings associated with crystals.

Explore the sections below to discover the traditional meanings, crystal associations, care information and additional product details for this Dogtooth Calcite Cluster.

✨ This exact piece is ready for its new home.

A striking natural mineral specimen with plenty of sparkle, texture and geological character. 🧡

This Dogtooth Calcite Cluster features beautifully formed honey-toned Calcite crystals growing naturally across a contrasting dark matrix. The pointed crystal formations are what give Dogtooth Calcite its distinctive name, creating a dramatic three-dimensional display that's particularly impressive from different angles.

Measuring approximately 15 cm wide × 8 cm high at its tallest point, this is a substantial specimen with plenty of presence. The warm translucent Calcite crystals contrast beautifully against the darker matrix, making it a wonderful addition to a mineral cabinet, crystal collection, shelf or display.

Calcite is a fascinating mineral known for its variety of crystal forms and colours. Dogtooth Calcite is particularly prized by collectors for its distinctive pointed crystal habit and natural formations.

Dogtooth Calcite is traditionally associated with confidence, motivation, personal growth and positive transformation, making this specimen appealing both as a natural mineral display and to those who enjoy the traditional meanings associated with crystals.

Explore the sections below to discover the traditional meanings, crystal associations, care information and additional product details for this Dogtooth Calcite Cluster.

✨ This exact piece is ready for its new home.

    • Natural Dogtooth Calcite specimen

    • Honey-toned Calcite crystals

    • Distinctive pointed crystal formations

    • Natural dark matrix

    • Approximate size: 15 cm wide × 8 cm high

    • Exact piece shown in the photographs

    • Natural variations in crystal formation, translucency, texture and matrix

    • Suitable for mineral and crystal collections

  • Dogtooth Calcite is traditionally associated with:

    • Confidence

    • Motivation

    • Personal Growth

    • Positive Transformation

    • Energy & Vitality

  • Chakra

    • Solar Plexus

    Element

    • Fire

    Zodiac

    • Cancer

    • Leo

  • Citrine

    Complements positivity, confidence and abundance.

    Tiger's Eye

    Supports confidence, determination and personal power.

    Clear Quartz

    Encourages clarity and amplifies intentions.

  • Calcite is a relatively soft mineral, measuring approximately 3 on the Mohs hardness scale, and it has prominent cleavage. It can therefore be scratched or damaged more easily than many of the crystals in your collection. Calcite also reacts readily with acids, including weak acids such as vinegar.

    • Handle this specimen carefully and avoid dropping or knocking it.

    • Hold from the matrix/base where possible, rather than gripping the crystal points.

    • Do not place heavy objects on top of the specimen.

    • Dust gently with a soft, dry brush or cloth.

    • Avoid abrasive cloths, brushes and cleaning products.

    • Avoid vinegar, acids and acidic cleaning products.

    • Avoid harsh chemicals.

    • Avoid ultrasonic or steam cleaning.

    • Keep away from harder crystals that could scratch the Calcite.

    • Display somewhere stable where the specimen cannot easily be knocked over.

    • Avoid repeatedly moving the specimen unnecessarily, as the delicate crystal points can be vulnerable to damage.

Please Note

This listing is for the exact Dogtooth Calcite Cluster shown in the photographs.

Natural mineral specimens can contain variations in crystal formation, translucency, colour, matrix, inclusions, textures and natural markings. These characteristics are part of the geological history and individual character of the specimen.

Some crystal points may have naturally occurring imperfections or minor damage from formation, extraction or handling.

Please take particular care when moving and displaying this specimen, as the pointed Calcite crystals can be delicate.

Colours may vary slightly due to different screen resolutions, monitor settings and lighting conditions.

Crystal meanings are provided for spiritual and personal interest and are not intended as medical advice.

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