Break Your Own Quartz Geode

A magical world of sparkling crystals is waiting within for you. All you need is a hammer and a large nail, and you're ready to roll.  How to open: Find the approximate spot where you want to crack open the geode, place the nail there, and carefully (although somewhat forcefully) hammer the nail. It might take a second, but eventually, you will crack open your geode and reveal your very own crystal cave. Fun fact: You would be the first living thing to ever lay eyes on the crystals that took millions of years to form within.  About quartz:  Quartz is the second most abundant mineral in Earth's continental crust, after feldspar. Quartz is an igneous rock composed of oxygen and silicon atoms that crystallizes around magma or hydrothermal vents. It is the most abundant mineral on planet earth and can be found in the form of points, masses, grains, prisms, and even threaded. Quartz was first recorded in 300 B.C. by Theophrastus and was given the name kristallos. The origin comes from the word “ice” signifying the ancient belief that Quartz was encapsulated in ice. The modern name, Quartz Crystal, comes from the German word "quartz" meaning "hard" and the Ancient Greek word "kruos" meaning "icy cold"