Etched Vanadinite Floater Cluster from Morocco green apophyllite

Etched Vanadinite Floater Cluster from Morocco green apophyllite37. 5 grams, 27mm x 23mm x 21mm Vanadinite is a striking mineral, notable for its vibrant, red orange to brown hexagonal crystals. As a secondary mineral, it is formed by the alteration of lead ore deposits in arid climates or in oxidizing environments. The mineral's fascinating formation is a result of the chemical interaction of lead and vanadium minerals, with traces of chlorine and oxygen, often in limestone or as crusts and coatings on other

Vanadinite is part of the Apatite group and commonly forms in intensely red to orangey-brown hexagonal crystals

as pictured

The color change is superficial

Beautiful cabinet specimen showing this lovely mineral in its natural state as it came out of the Earth

Fossil Clam Shell filled with Calcite from Fort Drum

Known as the "Stone of Spiritual Growth and Peace

” —from the foreword by Philip Carr-Gomm

It often forms in sedimentary rocks and can be found in a wide range of geological settings

5in) Thickness: 2cm (

In the world of metaphysical and crystal healing

Tourmaline is believed to have protective properties and is often used to shield against negative energies and electromagnetic radiation

is a variety of Calcite that contains cobalt