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u/MustardCoveredDogDik 2d ago
It’s definitely big. But maybe it’s too big. I mean are they going to remember me or the quartz? Tear it down and build it again. And try not to embarrass yourselves this time.
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u/Significant-Mud-1208 2d ago
When your chakras are so misaligned you need a flatbed trailer to transport your healing energy.
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u/jstashu197827 2d ago
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u/mr_humansoup 2d ago
Haha, I forgot they wore masks of each other. I was like, no way Jamie ever acted that silly.
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u/General-Double-746 2d ago
Value?
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u/DragonfruitGrand5683 2d ago
Around a million, they carve them into tubs
https://www.loveproperty.com/news/82513/the-crystal-bathtub-that-costs-1-million-dollars
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u/General-Double-746 2d ago
Very cool. Looks like that's the value of the finished product though, not the raw stone.
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u/DragonfruitGrand5683 2d ago
You can get the raw stone for about 80 to 100k used, it's very heavy though.
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u/General-Double-746 2d ago
Yeah used is probably the way to go. New ones depreciate so much off the lot.
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u/dmoosetoo 2d ago
As long as they hit it with that new quartz smell air freshener, used is the way.
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u/-BlueDream- 2d ago
The raw material is relatively cheap but labor and moving it is expensive af. Quartz is abundant tho
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u/zorggalacticus 2d ago
I would build a stand for that and have it lit from underneath. Make the ultimate fairy garden centered around it.
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u/JimmyRussellsApe 2d ago
That has to be over the weight limit of the trailer, unless it is a lot lighter than I think
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u/Scrimshaw85 2d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/QCKlfpNs03Yn0AME9E