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November 1
Brand New at Natural History! The Berns Quartz
At 7 feet tall and more than 8,000 pounds in weight, the Berns Quartz is among the largest examples of quartz specimens on display in any museum in America - and you can go see it at our Natural History Museum!
How Do Crystals Work?
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Read into the story of this amazing quartz on display
The Natural History Museum's Twitter thread giving you a close look
Browse through other fabulous mineral and gem specimen in the collection
Quartz can be transformed into artworks...
...or used in watches and clocks!
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