Prehnite finger cast after Anhydrite

Prehnite finger cast after AnhydriteAn eye catching small miniature sized specimen with a few thick, lustrous, gemmy, pleasing green color casts of Prehnite after Anhydrite. The piece has good balance and displays well from a few angles. The reverse side of the piece shows a small cavity where the Anhydrite once grew, proving that the fingers are indeed hollow inside. The Prospect Park Quarry is arguably the most famous mineral producing basalt quarry in New Jersey and, for over a

The gemmier portions of the piece have great luster and that classic “glass-bead” like appearance that is well known in Hyalite

sometimes quite heavily

when Huanuni had a short

you will notice a natural daylight fluorescence that is not commonly observed in Opal

essentially taking it back to its original state

and is somewhat translucent

This cluster is a great display specimen of Eagle Mine Pyrite showing typical striated pyritohedra with sharp

the crystals themselves are somewhat brittle and must be handled with care

This stone is a large

This small cabinet size piece features a few beautiful

The underside of the piece shows the square cross-section of the once preexisting Anhydrite crystal that was the base for the cast

There is no "front" side