Quartz with Clinochlore from Russia TW292 bissolite with halite typically appearing as

with halite typically appearing as transparent cubic crystals and trona forming fibrous or granular masses

Weight: 3420 grams

blue fluorite cubes from the famous Bingham area in New Mexico

giving the quartz an incredible sheen as light dances across the thousand tiny surfaces

Obsidian is not a true mineral due to its lack of a crystalline structure

Quartz with Clinochlore from Russia TW292 bissolite with halite typically appearing asQuartz with Clinochlore from Russia Approx. Dimensions: 1. 75x1x1 inches Approx. Weight: 20 grams Locality: Pelingichei Area, Prepolar Ural Mountains, Russia This is a beautiful little specimen of quartz with clinochlore that has eaten away at the surface of the quartz crystals. The combination of the two minerals creates an incredible play of light as light is reflected off of the myriad of pits and pock marks left by the clinochlore's interference