👉 Paleocrystallic is a term that refers to a type of crystal structure in which the atoms are arranged in a way that allows for the formation of small, irregular structures. These structures can be found in minerals like quartz and beryl, where they form when the crystals are subjected to heat or pressure. Paleocrystalline crystals often have unique properties such as their transparency, reflective surfaces, and ability to absorb light.
