This cavern is protected by the waterfall, and is home for most of the pack members. There are many smaller alcoves in the cave which the members fashion into dens. The main part of the cavern is open and lit by a few small holes in the rock that act as skylights. This area is big enough to be a fighting ground and is used as such by the most daring pack members. It is extremely slippery, and many wolves have lost their footing and tumbled into the waterfall to their doom. It is close to the top of the canyon, and, with the help of an adult, pups can be carried to the top to play. It gets its names from the brilliant assortment of gems which line the walls, mostly quartz but some semi-precious stones as well. The light from the skylights glitters off them, and the further back into the cavern you go, the more brilliant the sights. The gems seem to give off their own glow, illuminating even the darkest of these caves. A very small cavern stream flows near the back of the caves, with fresh spring water, and flows through a small hole to form an in cavern waterfall.

Directly behind the waterfall which cascades from almost the top of the canyon to the bottom is a huge cavern, in which some of the water from the waterfall pools. It creates a calm, cool spring where some fish reside. The water from the Quartz Caverns falls here, creating a lovely trickling sound as it empties into the spring. It is rather deep, and a lovely place to swim. The wolves know of no actual aquatic predators which reside in the water. To the left of the spring is a large den area, which the alphas have claimed as their own. It is lined with leaves and though it doesn't have the same brilliance of gems as the Quartz Cavern, does have some of the light emitting stones. The cave is lit by these gems and by the sunlight which flows easily in. It is closer to the bottom of the canyon, and the sounds of the raging river below are an ominous reminder of the dangers in the lands.

If the alphas believe it is necessary to hold a meeting or council, it is held here. There is a large rock outcropping for the alphas to sit, which overhangs onto a huge shelf. This ledge can hold the entire pack and more, and many bushes and shrubs grow here. There is one sole tree that grows right beside the alphas' rock, and occasionally can bear fruit. It is exhausting to carry youngsters down the cliffside this far, and as such, only adults are allowed to attend any meetings. The rocks are situated very close to the alphas dens. It is about 100 metres from the waterfall, and located near a more calm section of the river.