Scolecite

ScoleciteScolecite. Location; Banoti Jalgaon Maharashtra, India Scolecite forms as a secondary mineral through a process called hydrothermal alteration, primarily within the cavities of volcanic rocks like basalt, were silica rich solutions percolate and deposit crystals of scolecite as they cool and evaporate, often forming needle like structures within the rock's vesicles(gas bubbles) left behind during cooling; it is often associated with other Zeolite

Base: Pyrite

"RARE" Chalcopyrite balls cluster from the Tonglushan Copper mine near Daye

The Structure of an apophyllite crystal consists of many layers

Amber with termites from Colombia

Medium pyrite cubes with Sphalerite

Polished Malachite from Africa

This is fossilized tree sap from prehistoric pine trees

largely as a byproduct of the processing of lead

night stand or shelf this miniature gives a whimsical charm to any space

This is a wonderfully whimsical piece

Under a magnified glass these formations are wicked cool

*Apophyllite stone is used by healers to stimulate the third eye chakra