Scolecite

ScoleciteScolecite. Location; Banoti Jalgaon Maharashtra, India Scolecite forms as a secondary mineral through a process called hydrothermal alteration, primarily within the cavities of volcanic rocks like basalt, were silica rich solutions percolate and deposit crystals of scolecite as they cool and evaporate, often forming needle like structures within the rock's vesicles(gas bubbles) left behind during cooling; it is often associated with other Zeolite

for some reason the still pictures are more reddish color than in reality

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and potassium within its structure

Found in Conant Mine: Conant

This Amethyst from Turkey has a unique purplish/pink color

capable of exchanging cation like sodium

Uruguayan Amethyst Display

Agatized Fossilized Coral from Tampa Bay Florida

Width of stone is 4 inches

fostering positive relationships

also  will add a beautiful whimsical color to your room or collection

This is a hand carved wolf maid out of ocean jasper