Description
with visible blades of silvery muscovite scattered throughout
The polished point shape shows off the internal rutile sprays clearly
because canaries are yellow birds and Yellow Opal also comes from the Canary Islands
and has earned it the nickname “the melting mineral”
needle-like formations
Chrome Diopside - Specimen selenite gift stone with visible blades of silveryMined from: Inagli Massif, Sakha Republic (Yakutia), Siberia, Russia Description: This one of a kind Chrome Diopside mineral specimen from Russia has a low, elongated rough form with dark forest green to black green coloration and brighter chrome green areas showing through along chipped edges and broken crystal faces. The piece has a glassy, uneven surface with natural fractures, small pockets, and scattered white matrix caught in the cracks. Its
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