Rare Euclase Crystal Specimen in Pottle palmstone giving it the nickname 'Fire

giving it the nickname 'Fire Opal'

A blend of floral Lavender with bright

The stand base measures 12cm x 10cm on the bottom and adds an extra 6

This sparkly Amethyst geode cave has light blue thick Agate around the border and polished over the back

A Peridot lava bomb is a naturally occurring volcanic rock that contains Peridot (gem-quality Olivine) crystals embedded in solidified basalt lava

Rare Euclase Crystal Specimen in Pottle palmstone giving it the nickname 'FireEuclase is an exceedingly rare beryllium aluminum silicate mineral that crystallizes in the monoclinic system. Famous for its vibrant blue hues and exceptional clarity, its name is derived from the Greek words for "easily broken"a nod to the stone's perfect cleavage. Sourced from Zimbabwe. This specimen comes in a protective pottle with identification label. Specimen measures approx. 1. 6cm x 1. 5cm x 0. 8cm. Pottle measures 3cm x 1. 8cm.