The crystals were formed by hydrothermal fluids emanating from the magma chambers below.
Microbial studies on fluid inclusions are foreseen to attempt to evidence the presence of ancient micro-organisms in the original fluid solution in which the crystals developed. Other researches also cover the fields of palynology (pollen study), geochemistry, hydrogeology and the physical conditions prevailing in the Cave of Crystal. The cave was featured on the Discovery Channel program Naica: Beyond The Crystal Cave in February 2011.
Exploration hinted at the existence of further chambers, but further exploration would have required demolition of the crystals. It was stated that the cave would eventually be resealed and the water level allowed to rise again. Discovery of the largest crystals on Earth by Richard D.
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