LLANITE / QUE SERA TOWER

Llanite, also known as "Blue Quartzite," or "Que Sera", is a unique and visually stunning igneous rock that has gained recognition for its remarkable blue and white coloration. It is composed of quartz, feldspar, and a type of microcline feldspar known as perthite. Llanite is primarily found in the Llano Uplift region of central Texas, particularly in the Llano County, where it is considered a local geological treasure. Here, we explore the fascinating world of llanite:


- Llanite is an intrusive igneous rock that formed deep within the Earth's crust around a billion years ago during the Precambrian era.
- It is known for its unique combination of blue-gray and white colors, which are the result of the minerals that compose it, primarily quartz and perthite.

- The most striking feature of llanite is its stunning coloration. It typically exhibits a vibrant blue-gray background with contrasting white or cream-colored streaks and patches, creating a marbled or banded appearance.
- The patterns and colors of llanite are reminiscent of abstract art, making it highly prized among lapidaries, collectors, and artisans.

- Llanite is often regarded as a symbol of pride for the Llano County region in Texas. It is sometimes referred to as the "Texas Blue Quartz" due to its unique coloration and regional importance.
- The rock is used in various local applications, including as ornamental stone in architecture and landscaping.

- Associated with qualities of balance, creativity, and clarity.
- It is believed to encourage harmonious energies and creativity, making it a sought-after stone by those who appreciate its aesthetic and potential energetic qualities.

Your crystal with be intuitively chosen from your selected weight or size category, therefore size, shape and colouration may vary, unless otherwise stated. Crystals are wonderful creations of our Earth, therefore natural imperfections and inclusions may be present.


Quantity: 1
Approx sizing: 10.7 x 2.8 x 3.2cm