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Vibrant and Colorful Amethyst from Cosmic Purple Pocket, Alacam mine, Balikesir, Turkey
$80.00
Vibrant and Colorful Amethyst from Cosmic Purple Pocket, Alacam mine, Balikesir, Turkey
$75.00
Vibrant and Colorful Amethyst from Cosmic Purple Pocket, Alacam mine, Balikesir, Turkey
$68.00
Vibrant and Colorful Amethyst from Cosmic Purple Pocket, Alacam mine, Balikesir, Turkey
$78.00
Vibrant and Colorful Amethyst from Cosmic Purple Pocket, Alacam mine, Balikesir, Turkey
$78.00
Vibrant and Colorful Amethyst from Cosmic Purple Pocket, Alacam mine, Balikesir, Turkey
$78.00
Vibrant and Colorful Amethyst from Cosmic Purple Pocket, Alacam mine, Balikesir, Turkey
$85.00
Vibrant and Colorful Amethyst from Cosmic Purple Pocket, Alacam mine, Balikesir, Turkey
$75.00
Vibrant and Colorful Amethyst from Cosmic Purple Pocket, Alacam mine, Balikesir, Turkey
$68.00
Vibrant and Colorful Amethyst from Cosmic Purple Pocket, Alacam mine, Balikesir, Turkey
$68.00
Vibrant and Colorful Amethyst from Cosmic Purple Pocket, Alacam mine, Balikesir, Turkey
$68.00
Vibrant and Colorful Amethyst from Cosmic Purple Pocket, Alacam mine, Balikesir, Turkey
$68.00
Vibrant and Colorful Amethyst from Cosmic Purple Pocket, Alacam mine, Balikesir, Turkey
$75.00
Colus fossil is a unique, ancient gemstone formed from the remains of prehistoric marine snails (gastropods) that lived roughly 200 to 250 million years ago. Over vast stretches of time, the organic composition of the snail's shell was gradually replaced by silica minerals, a geological transformation known as agatization. They originate from ancient sea creatures belonging to the Colus genus of marine gastropods. The original shell is replaced by a combination of chalcedony, quartz, and sometimes gold-flecked pyrite matrix.Because the mineral replacement happens slowly at a molecular level, the stone perfectly preserves the cross-sections, swirls, and chambers of the original snail shell.
$30.00
Colus fossil is a unique, ancient gemstone formed from the remains of prehistoric marine snails (gastropods) that lived roughly 200 to 250 million years ago. Over vast stretches of time, the organic composition of the snail's shell was gradually replaced by silica minerals, a geological transformation known as agatization. They originate from ancient sea creatures belonging to the Colus genus of marine gastropods. The original shell is replaced by a combination of chalcedony, quartz, and sometimes gold-flecked pyrite matrix.Because the mineral replacement happens slowly at a molecular level, the stone perfectly preserves the cross-sections, swirls, and chambers of the original snail shell.
$32.00
Colus fossil is a unique, ancient gemstone formed from the remains of prehistoric marine snails (gastropods) that lived roughly 200 to 250 million years ago. Over vast stretches of time, the organic composition of the snail's shell was gradually replaced by silica minerals, a geological transformation known as agatization. They originate from ancient sea creatures belonging to the Colus genus of marine gastropods. The original shell is replaced by a combination of chalcedony, quartz, and sometimes gold-flecked pyrite matrix.Because the mineral replacement happens slowly at a molecular level, the stone perfectly preserves the cross-sections, swirls, and chambers of the original snail shell.
$32.00
Colus fossil is a unique, ancient gemstone formed from the remains of prehistoric marine snails (gastropods) that lived roughly 200 to 250 million years ago. Over vast stretches of time, the organic composition of the snail's shell was gradually replaced by silica minerals, a geological transformation known as agatization. They originate from ancient sea creatures belonging to the Colus genus of marine gastropods. The original shell is replaced by a combination of chalcedony, quartz, and sometimes gold-flecked pyrite matrix.Because the mineral replacement happens slowly at a molecular level, the stone perfectly preserves the cross-sections, swirls, and chambers of the original snail shell.
$32.00
Colus fossil is a unique, ancient gemstone formed from the remains of prehistoric marine snails (gastropods) that lived roughly 200 to 250 million years ago. Over vast stretches of time, the organic composition of the snail's shell was gradually replaced by silica minerals, a geological transformation known as agatization. They originate from ancient sea creatures belonging to the Colus genus of marine gastropods. The original shell is replaced by a combination of chalcedony, quartz, and sometimes gold-flecked pyrite matrix.Because the mineral replacement happens slowly at a molecular level, the stone perfectly preserves the cross-sections, swirls, and chambers of the original snail shell.
$32.00
Colus fossil is a unique, ancient gemstone formed from the remains of prehistoric marine snails (gastropods) that lived roughly 200 to 250 million years ago. Over vast stretches of time, the organic composition of the snail's shell was gradually replaced by silica minerals, a geological transformation known as agatization. They originate from ancient sea creatures belonging to the Colus genus of marine gastropods. The original shell is replaced by a combination of chalcedony, quartz, and sometimes gold-flecked pyrite matrix.Because the mineral replacement happens slowly at a molecular level, the stone perfectly preserves the cross-sections, swirls, and chambers of the original snail shell.
$32.00
Colus fossil is a unique, ancient gemstone formed from the remains of prehistoric marine snails (gastropods) that lived roughly 200 to 250 million years ago. Over vast stretches of time, the organic composition of the snail's shell was gradually replaced by silica minerals, a geological transformation known as agatization. They originate from ancient sea creatures belonging to the Colus genus of marine gastropods. The original shell is replaced by a combination of chalcedony, quartz, and sometimes gold-flecked pyrite matrix.Because the mineral replacement happens slowly at a molecular level, the stone perfectly preserves the cross-sections, swirls, and chambers of the original snail shell.
$34.00
Excellent Green Moldavite 925 Silver Origin : Southern Bohemia,Czech Republic
$114.00
Excellent Green Moldavite 925 Silver Origin : Southern Bohemia,Czech Republic
$88.00
Excellent Green Moldavite 925 Silver Origin : Southern Bohemia,Czech Republic
$110.00
Excellent Green Moldavite 925 Silver Origin : Southern Bohemia,Czech Republic
$120.00
Excellent Green Moldavite 925 Silver Origin : Southern Bohemia,Czech Republic
$95.00
Excellent Green Moldavite 925 Silver Origin : Southern Bohemia,Czech Republic
$145.00
Excellent Green Moldavite 925 Silver Origin : Southern Bohemia,Czech Republic
$105.00
Excellent Green Moldavite 925 Silver Origin : Southern Bohemia,Czech Republic
$133.00
Excellent Green Moldavite 925 Silver Origin : Southern Bohemia,Czech Republic
$155.00
A blue veszelyite specimen is considered a "Holy Grail" find among mineral collectors because it is an extremely rare secondary copper-zinc phosphate mineral known for its breathtaking, intense electric-blue to translucent royal-blue coloration. Because it forms only under highly specific geological conditions, macroscopic crystals are incredibly scarce, making high-quality specimens highly valuable. From: Dongchuan District, Kunming, Yunnan, China Size: 32 x 24 x 20 mm Weight: 8 grams
$78.00
A blue veszelyite specimen is considered a "Holy Grail" find among mineral collectors because it is an extremely rare secondary copper-zinc phosphate mineral known for its breathtaking, intense electric-blue to translucent royal-blue coloration. Because it forms only under highly specific geological conditions, macroscopic crystals are incredibly scarce, making high-quality specimens highly valuable. From: Dongchuan District, Kunming, Yunnan, China Size: 90 x 80 x 58 mm Weight: 321 grams
$180.00
A blue veszelyite specimen is considered a "Holy Grail" find among mineral collectors because it is an extremely rare secondary copper-zinc phosphate mineral known for its breathtaking, intense electric-blue to translucent royal-blue coloration. Because it forms only under highly specific geological conditions, macroscopic crystals are incredibly scarce, making high-quality specimens highly valuable. From: Dongchuan District, Kunming, Yunnan, China Size: 44 x 27 x 25 mm Weight: 20 grams
$90.00
A blue veszelyite specimen is considered a "Holy Grail" find among mineral collectors because it is an extremely rare secondary copper-zinc phosphate mineral known for its breathtaking, intense electric-blue to translucent royal-blue coloration. Because it forms only under highly specific geological conditions, macroscopic crystals are incredibly scarce, making high-quality specimens highly valuable. From: Dongchuan District, Kunming, Yunnan, China Size: 41 x 24 x 19 mm Weight: 10 grams
$70.00
A blue veszelyite specimen is considered a "Holy Grail" find among mineral collectors because it is an extremely rare secondary copper-zinc phosphate mineral known for its breathtaking, intense electric-blue to translucent royal-blue coloration. Because it forms only under highly specific geological conditions, macroscopic crystals are incredibly scarce, making high-quality specimens highly valuable. From: Dongchuan District, Kunming, Yunnan, China Size: 65 x 51 x 30 mm Weight: 65 grams
$84.00
A blue veszelyite specimen is considered a "Holy Grail" find among mineral collectors because it is an extremely rare secondary copper-zinc phosphate mineral known for its breathtaking, intense electric-blue to translucent royal-blue coloration. Because it forms only under highly specific geological conditions, macroscopic crystals are incredibly scarce, making high-quality specimens highly valuable. From: Dongchuan District, Kunming, Yunnan, China Size: 49 x 37 x 26 mm Weight: 35 grams
$60.00
A blue veszelyite specimen is considered a "Holy Grail" find among mineral collectors because it is an extremely rare secondary copper-zinc phosphate mineral known for its breathtaking, intense electric-blue to translucent royal-blue coloration. Because it forms only under highly specific geological conditions, macroscopic crystals are incredibly scarce, making high-quality specimens highly valuable. From: Dongchuan District, Kunming, Yunnan, China Size: 77 x 29 x 16 mm Weight: 29 grams
$98.00
Very Aesthetic Andradite Garnet Crowned with Green Chlorite Quartz. Rare Combination. Excellent Luster and Terminations All Around. Origin: Huanggang mine, Inner Mongolia, China Size : 111 x 72 x 65 mm Weight : 665 gr
$1,700.00
Druzy Amethyst Origin : Alacam Amethyst mine, Balikesir, Turkey Size: 77 x 50 x 32 mm Weight: 125 grams
$65.00
Druzy Amethyst Origin : Alacam Amethyst mine, Balikesir, Turkey Size: 77 x 68 x 32 mm Weight: 184 grams
$65.00
Muonionalusta Meteorites SphereFeatures a pre-drilled hole, perfectly ready to wear as a pendant !Year of Discovery : 1906Fall : ~ 1 million years agoAge: ~ 4.5 billion years (older than 🌎)Found in Norbotten, Sweden The Muonionialusta iron meteorite is classified as a fine octahedrite IVA. It impacted west of the border between Sweden and Finland about 1 million years ago. It was discovered in 1906 and given its name based on the nearby Muonio River. Diameter : 21 mm Weight : 32 gr
$110.00
Muonionalusta Meteorites SphereFeatures a pre-drilled hole, perfectly ready to wear as a pendant !Year of Discovery : 1906Fall : ~ 1 million years agoAge: ~ 4.5 billion years (older than 🌎)Found in Norbotten, Sweden The Muonionialusta iron meteorite is classified as a fine octahedrite IVA. It impacted west of the border between Sweden and Finland about 1 million years ago. It was discovered in 1906 and given its name based on the nearby Muonio River. Diameter : 21 mm Weight : 33 gr
$110.00
Muonionalusta Meteorites SphereFeatures a pre-drilled hole, perfectly ready to wear as a pendant !Year of Discovery : 1906Fall : ~ 1 million years agoAge: ~ 4.5 billion years (older than 🌎)Found in Norbotten, Sweden The Muonionialusta iron meteorite is classified as a fine octahedrite IVA. It impacted west of the border between Sweden and Finland about 1 million years ago. It was discovered in 1906 and given its name based on the nearby Muonio River. Diameter : 21 mm Weight : 34 gr
$110.00
Muonionalusta Meteorites SphereFeatures a pre-drilled hole, perfectly ready to wear as a pendant !Year of Discovery : 1906Fall : ~ 1 million years agoAge: ~ 4.5 billion years (older than 🌎)Found in Norbotten, Sweden The Muonionialusta iron meteorite is classified as a fine octahedrite IVA. It impacted west of the border between Sweden and Finland about 1 million years ago. It was discovered in 1906 and given its name based on the nearby Muonio River. Diameter : 20 mm Weight : 34 gr
$110.00
Muonionalusta Meteorites SphereFeatures a pre-drilled hole, perfectly ready to wear as a pendant !Year of Discovery : 1906Fall : ~ 1 million years agoAge: ~ 4.5 billion years (older than 🌎)Found in Norbotten, Sweden The Muonionialusta iron meteorite is classified as a fine octahedrite IVA. It impacted west of the border between Sweden and Finland about 1 million years ago. It was discovered in 1906 and given its name based on the nearby Muonio River. Diameter : 22 mm Weight : 32 gr
$110.00
Red Crocoite Specimen Origin: Adelaide Mine, Dundas, Tasmania, Australia Size: 33 x 19 x 14 mm Weight: 4 grams
$80.00
Red Crocoite Specimen Origin: Adelaide Mine, Dundas, Tasmania, Australia Size: 87 x 45 x 18 mm Weight: 22 grams
$220.00
Red Crocoite Specimen Origin: Adelaide Mine, Dundas, Tasmania, Australia Size: 59 x 52 x 15 mm Weight: 16 grams
$160.00
Red Crocoite Specimen Origin: Adelaide Mine, Dundas, Tasmania, Australia Size: 48 x 41 x 15 mm Weight: 14 grams
$125.00
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