Herkimer Diamond

Herkimer Diamond isn’t your average crystal—it’s Quartz turned all the way up. With natural double terminations and a clarity so sharp it looks like it was cut by lightning, these gems are raw, rugged, and unapologetically bold. Despite the name, they’re not actual diamonds, but with that glass-like sparkle and razor-sharp edges, they might just outshine the real thing.

Formed over 500 million years ago by the Mohawk River in Herkimer County, New York, these crystals come out of the ground looking like they’ve already been polished. Their flawless clarity, occasional smoky inclusions, and naturally faceted points make them look like nature’s own version of luxury—untamed, uncut, and completely unforgettable.