Chlorite Quartz - Specimen golden tiger eye The calcite forms in white

The calcite forms in white or beige veins or patches that stand out against the blue-green chrysocolla matrix

Vanadinite was first recognized in the early 1800s and is best known as a secondary lead vanadate mineral

which later collapsed around it and preserved the skeleton in place

Fluorite is a calcium fluoride mineral commonly found in hydrothermal veins and is known for its wide range of colors

it can develop a vibrant pink

Chlorite Quartz - Specimen golden tiger eye The calcite forms in whiteMined from: Ganesh Himal region, Bagmati, Nepal Description: This one of a kind Chlorite Quartz mineral specimen from Ganesh Himal, Nepal features a dense, open framework of long, dark green to nearly black prismatic Quartz crystals heavily coated with Chlorite. The crystals grow in a tangled, crisscrossed formation, with many sharp points, broken tips, and angular bridges giving the piece a rugged, skeletal look. The surface has a fine sparkly