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Size: 48 x 35 x 20 mm
composed of finely interspersed crystals of the mineral lazurite with calcite or marble and pyrite
is formed through the accumulation of silica from volcanic activity
Himalayan quartz is hard to obtain because it requires hand-extraction at high altitudes and harsh conditions
Some minor unknown tertiary mineral deposits present (the white mineral)
Amethyst Crystal "Flower" with Celadonite from Ametista do Sul, Brazil purple apatite Size: 48 x 35 xThis stunning radial amethyst crystal "flower" comes from the renowned amethyst mines of Ametista do Sul, in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Beautifully formed crystals radiate from centers of druzy amethyst. The amethyst sits atop matrix mineral with minor celadonite. Amethyst crystal flowers from Ametista do Sul formed over hundreds of thousands (or even millions) of years. They formed when silica saturated groundwater filled the narrow fissures in the
