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Red Hematoid Quartz Crystal Cufflinks, Oxidized Electroformed Copper
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Red Hematoid Quartz Crystal Cufflinks, Oxidized Electroformed Copper

$ 159.00

Red Hematoid Quartz Crystal Cufflinks, Oxidized Electroformed Copper. Electroformed copper & hematoid quartz points. Deep red crystal points, raw stone cuff links.

Each set is unique; these are examples only and are MADE TO ORDER - please allow some extra time for these to ship.

  • Natural hematoid quartz points average ~1/2" wide and ~1" long
  • Red quartz from Morocco
  • Bullet back cufflink.
  • Each is one of a kind! Handmade in-house.
  • Textured, electroformed copper surrounding the stones.
  • Please allow for slight variations in color, shape and size of the stones.
  • Snazzy gift box included.

Red quartz is also known as hematoid quartz, as it contains both the amplification properties of quartz with the balance and stability of hematite. Red quartz is collected for its unusual association with hematite, which provides its distinctive reddish color. Red quartz is similar to tangerine quartz, but its coating consists of a more finely divided, particulate hematite that produces a deeper red color. 

Each is unique and one of a kind, and made by hand by metalworking artist and Well Done Goods by Cyberoptix founder, Bethany Shorb. Working between Detroit and Southern Arizona, she self-collects or sources all stone, shell, fossil and bone specimen materials in person from only the most reputable suppliers.


Electroforming results are unique to each specimen and will never be identical, even when crafted under what seems the same conditions. This nuance and variation is characteristic of the singularity of the piece and process.