How to form a giant crystal cave in Mexico

The huge crystal hole found in Mexico's Nyka region is full of pure natural crystals of gypsum plaster. This crystal cave is known as a rare miracle in the world.

The conditions for the formation of a giant crystal cave in Mexico

Neka, Mexico is a very unique area where giant crystals formed in the cave thousands of years ago. It is extremely unlikely that similar crystal holes will be found in other parts of the globe.

Mexico's giant crystal cave is located 290 meters above the surface where boiling water encounters gypsum as a gypsum beam when it cools. The temperature of mineral water is stable, usually around 58 degrees Celsius. At this temperature, anhydrite combines with water to form gypsum, which is accumulated for a long time and forms the crystal in the cave. The crystal is submerged in mineral-rich water and grows very quickly. It is now like a pine tree and is more than 11 meters long. However, it is not clear why the distribution and shape of the caves are so strange.

In the giant crystal cave, spectacular crystals tower high. The crystals are crystal clear and multifaceted. Because they contain selenium, they appear translucent golden and silvery white, which is amazing.

The giant crystal cave has the largest natural crystal on earth. In this place, you put the Buddha to Superman’s Arctic secret base. In hundreds of thousands of years, the white gypsum crystals in Mexico's giant crystal caves have been growing at a crawling speed.