Malaysia Crystal Price Index: 18 Classes, One Day
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Compare crystal prices for the same item and form, rather than a class name alone. This page preserves two Carousell Malaysia listing samples captured on 1 October 2026: a three-query sample and a separate 18-class table. Both contain sellers’ asking prices on the capture date, not transactions or today’s quotes. These search samples do not represent the whole market or establish mineral authenticity.
What does the 89-listing sample show?
Of 90 search cards — 30 each for “amethyst crystal”, “super seven crystal” and “moldavite” — one RM0 card with a [SOLD] title was excluded. The remaining 89 asks have a minimum of RM6, first quartile RM49, median RM180, third quartile RM398 and maximum RM36,000. Quartiles use the next observed value at or above the quantile position. The three upper asks of RM18,800, RM35,000 and RM36,000 are Moldavite-labelled listings; this page has not authenticated those stones. [source]
The 18-class table uses a separate sample
This table comes from a different listing collection, also captured on 1 October 2026; it is not a breakdown of the 89-listing sample. Its RM55,000 maximum therefore does not belong to the three-query sample whose maximum is RM36,000. n counts the listing asks used for that class, not sales or buyers. Some listings appear in more than one class; two Kunzite rings also share a SKU. Material names and forms below follow sellers’ descriptions, not mineral authentication.
| Class | n | Asking band RM | Class note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amethyst cluster | 1 | 60 – 60 [source] | One bundle-sale listing, not a price for one equivalent specimen. |
| Black tourmaline | 2 | 388 – 490 [source] | Two tourmaline-labelled jewellery listings; authenticity unverified. |
| Calcite | 4 | 6 – 2,000 [source] | Upper ask is a mixed mineral collection. |
| Citrine | 8 | 12 – 3,888 [source] | Includes three mixed lots and smoky-citrine-labelled listings. |
| Clear quartz | 4 | 10 – 450 [source] | Match the exact listing form and included items. |
| Crystal set | 1 | 180 – 180 [source] | One raw-set listing, not the price of each stone. |
| Display stand | 4 | 3 – 2,950 [source] | Mixes acrylic stands and crystal-ball-plus-stand sets. |
| Fluorite | 3 | 188 – 373 [source] | Check the exact specimen form and included items. |
| Kunzite | 4 | 5 – 55,000 [source] | Two upper listings are same-SKU 750-gold rings; prices are for complete jewellery. |
| Labradorite | 4 | 9 – 330 [source] | Confirm material names where titles in different languages disagree. |
| Malachite | 2 | 15 – 19,900 [source] | Upper ask is gold jewellery labelled malachite. |
| Moonstone | 1 | 8 – 8 [source] | Only one RM8 ring listing. |
| Phantom quartz | 4 | 1 – 600 [source] | Lower ask is an RM1 bead-bracelet listing; verify the checkout option. |
| Pink amethyst | 1 | 3,000 – 3,000 [source] | Only one listing, labelled a 1,580g geode tower. |
| Rose quartz | 4 | 20 – 150 [source] | Includes two hedgehog carvings labelled rose quartz/粉晶 by sellers. |
| Rutilated quartz | 4 | 13 – 3,000 [source] | Bracelet listings; natural is a seller description, not verified here. |
| Smoky quartz | 4 | 15 – 150 [source] | Clusters labelled smoky or smoky-citrine. |
| Thunder egg agate | 4 | 28 – 69 [source] | Four thunder-egg-labelled listings; not a class-value ranking. |
A class with n=1 has one observation, not a market range. Kunzite and Malachite jewellery asks cover the complete item; stone and metal values are not separated.
What did the [SOLD]-titled listings display?
Three Carousell pages from one seller displayed RM450 on the page whose title stated 7.9g, RM220 on a page with no stated weight, and RM0 on a third page. Displayed age labels were “Listed over a year ago” for RM450/RM0 and “Bumped over a year ago” for RM220. Original posting, closure, sale and payment dates are unknown. A [SOLD] title marker does not prove a transaction. RM0 is excluded; RM450 ÷ 7.9g ≈ RM56.96/g (about RM57/g) is listing arithmetic only, not a transaction price or market benchmark. [source]
What does the supplier discount relay mean?
The research report captured on 2026-10-01 reports ranges for named classes: Super Seven 0–5%, Auralite 23 0–3%, Moldavite 10–15%, Herkimer ~5%, Lemurian Seed 0%, Azeztulite 0%, large amethyst caves 3–5%, and Elestial unknown because RM1 pay-link practice obscures the true price [source]. This is not a transaction record or a discount promised to you. Other classes have no relay row; an empty field is not zero.
Compare two exact raw-stone listings
The index mixes forms and sometimes jewellery or lots, so a class band is not a buying recommendation or target value for one item. To compare two raw-stone specimens, record each listing separately:
| Buyer check | Listing A | Listing B |
|---|---|---|
| Exact link/title and form; one piece or a lot | ||
| Does the photo show the exact item? Recorded dimensions/weight? | ||
| Seller-described condition | ||
| Current price + delivery and stated checkout charges | ||
| Full total and return/platform terms |
Use a dated band only as class context. If form, item count or measurements differ, note the difference and do not assume the prices are directly comparable. A class with n=1 is one asking anchor, not a price range.
What are the limits of this one-day snapshot?
The aggregate and class tables are separate samples captured on 1 October 2026. They are historical asking observations, not transactions or current quotes. A class with one listing has one observation; jewellery and mixed lots are not equivalent to a raw specimen.
Ask about the exact listing you are considering
This index shows class-level asking bands on one date, not today’s item price. To compare one specimen, set or other form, send the exact listing link or title and ask the seller to confirm its form and included items, current price, any recorded weight or dimensions, delivery cost to your location, final total including stated charges and return terms. Unanswered details remain unconfirmed; a class band is not a quote for a specific option.
BETUL10 is a 10% offer for a first purchase from our collection; ask whether it applies to your exact item and order. [source]
Disclosure: BePositive.my is our shop — the BETUL10 code above works on our own collection; the listing figures on this page are not our collection prices.
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Read next: Moldavite class (BM) · Super Seven prices · Auralite 23 class (BM) · Citrine cluster class (BM) · Crystals in Malaysia (the entry point) · Crystal budget bands · Crystal hub
Frequently asked questions
What do crystals cost in this dated sample?
The three-query sample on 1 October 2026 contains 89 asks from RM6 to RM36,000, with a median of RM180. It is not a current quote or the whole market. The 18-class table uses a separate listing collection. [source]
Can the cheapest or most expensive class choose my purchase?
No. The table mixes jewellery, sets, lots and specimens. The RM55,000 Kunzite asks are two same-SKU 750-gold ring listings, not separately valued stones. Compare exact items and delivered totals. [source]
Does a [SOLD] title prove a transaction price?
No. Three pages from one seller displayed RM450 with 7.9g in the title, RM220 without weight and RM0. Their age labels refer to listing or update ages of over a year, not sale dates. RM0 is excluded; RM450 ÷ 7.9g ≈ RM57/g is listing arithmetic only. [source]
Does the discount relay guarantee a negotiation result?
No. It is a supplier relay for named classes, not verified transaction prices or a discount promised to a buyer. Elestial is stated as unknown; other classes have no relay row. Confirm the exact item's current price and terms with its seller. [source]
Does this index show current prices?
No. Every figure is from the one-day asking snapshot dated 2026-10-01. This page does not provide a time series or current quote; check the listing and exact order total before buying. [source]