Chocolate Dogtooth Calcite with Hematite inclusions from Santa Eulalia, Mexico Labradorite

Chocolate Dogtooth Calcite with Hematite inclusions from Santa Eulalia, Mexico LabradoriteRaw and rugged Calcite has formed sharp teeth like scalenohedral clusters with a reddish brown hue caused by iron oxides in between the generations of Calcite growth. The Santa Eulalia mining district has been in nearly continuous production for over three centuries and is one of Mexico's chief silver, lead, and zinc deposits. The region sits along a large belt of Carbonate Replacement Deposits that underwent stages of mineralization and oxidation

Nirvana Quartz point with a Chlorite Phantom filled Scepter termination and Epidote at the base of the crystal

Amethyst is celebrated for its rich purple hues and ability to stimulate the mind

fibrous malachite typically forms dense

It is said to help bring emotional balance and stability

Botryoidal Fluorite is a type of mineral growth pattern where individual spherical or nearly spherical aggregates of crystals are densely packed together

Pink Samadhi Quartz Multiple Intact Points - High Altitude Quartz from the Himalayan Mountains

Ocean Jasper is associated with volcanic activity

Size: 8”x5

This densely packed specimen has a host rock of Barite barely visible under the many Vanadinite

and good fortune

The red mineral that is adhered to the surface of the quartz is iron oxide

In addition to its aesthetic properties