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Cluster of green stepped Fluorite in skeletal growth
the impact event brought to us a unique form of tektites we now know
and the haul is minimal
This specimen sets itself apart as Elmwood Calcites are usually orange
Some specimens take on an Artichoke Quartz appearance
Rare Hoppered Cholla Quartz from Mexico CLQ09 Heart Cluster of green stepped FluoritePurity, Protection, Clarity From a one time find in 2019, these specimens were named after the dominant species of cactus in the area. What is usually the common Quartz var. Amethyst, became a showstopper at the Denver Gem and Mineral Show. Featuring a main milky Quartz stem, these specimens feature extreme hoppered growth, where, under fast growing and likely super saturated conditions, the crystal ions on the main crystal started their individual