Natural Etched Spodumene Crystal Blade Clear Kunzite, Triphane from Minas Gerais, Brazil arsenopyrite Green apophyllite crystals on a

Green apophyllite crystals on a layer of micro stilbite crystals in a trimmed basalt pocket

Light internal celadonite adds a soft blue‑green tint

It is formed when silica-rich water fills cavities in rocks and deposits layers of chalcedony

The amethyst crystal flowers are found only in a handful of places on Earth

Natural Etched Spodumene Crystal Blade Clear Kunzite, Triphane from Minas Gerais, Brazil arsenopyrite Green apophyllite crystals on aThis beautiful elongated spodumene crystal comes from the world famous pegmatite fields of Minas Gerais, Brazil, one of the planets premier sources of gem spodumene. The specimen shows the classic thin, bladed crystal habit with strong etching and high clarity a signature of Brazilian material from the ArauaCoronel MurtaGov. Valadares region. Features Highly transparent spodumene with a brilliant internal sparkle Strong long wave UV fluorescence,