Honey Calcite - Statement Specimen host rock creating striking patterns that resemble

creating striking patterns that resemble natural seascapes

The word druse

dendritic formations

one of the most important tourmaline-producing regions in the world

This iridescence is typically caused by the thin-film interference of light within microscopic layers or inclusions on the mineral's surface

Honey Calcite - Statement Specimen host rock creating striking patterns that resembleMined from: Santa Eulalia mining district, Chihuahua, Mexico Description: This one of a kind Honey Calcite large statement specimen from Mexico features a dense cluster of sharp, bladed to scalenohedral Calcite crystals in warm golden yellow, amber, caramel, and smoky brown tones. The crystals form a dramatic, sparkling surface with many pointed terminations and layered translucent faces. Darker internal zoning and iron rich inclusions create