41g Pyrite Crystal Specimen Amethyst as you don't see too

as you don't see too many that are still on a host rock

In tact tip of the blade

It has beautiful purple color towards the terminations and a the crystals are grown every which way to form this cluster

Weight: 220

This piece of Fluorite is also sometimes called "Tanzanite Fluorite" due to the vague color similarities it has to Tanzanite

41g Pyrite Crystal Specimen Amethyst as you don't see tooBeautiful pyrite mineral specimen on the host rock from Spain. This locality's limestone matrix can dissolve in water, so the specimens matrix needs to stay dry for these pyrite cubes to stay in place. Locality: Navajn, La Rioja, Spain Measurement: Approx. 37mm x 30mm x 24mm Weight: 41. 15g FYI: When mined, these pyrite cubes typically do not stay in place on the host rock unless buried deep within the matrix. Almost all of the on matrix pyrite