Epidote and Magnetite Specimen, Ras Koh Mountains, Kharan, Balochistan, Pakistan Bright rocks The honey calcite occurs in

The honey calcite occurs in attractive bladed to wedge-shaped crystals with warm amber tones from trace iron

bladed crystal habit with strong etching and high clarity — a signature of Brazilian material from the Araçuaí–Coronel Murta–Gov

This piece is self-standing

It ranges in color from pale ivory to dark green

Epidote and Magnetite Specimen, Ras Koh Mountains, Kharan, Balochistan, Pakistan Bright rocks The honey calcite occurs inLarge blocky epidote crystal cluster with distinct zoning, lighter inner core and darker outer surface, with significant magnetite content. The magnetite crystals are present throughout the body of the piece and show up as tiny black crystals under a microscope. The piece is somewhat magnetic. The piece features smaller epidote crystals on a larger crystal. The outer surface of the epidote has a beautiful dark green reflective luster. Location: Ros