Las Choyas (Mexican Coconut) Geode Half

Las Choyas (Mexican Coconut) Geode HalfThis is an irregular shaped half of a Las Choyas solid geode from the Chihuahuan Desert area of Mexico, a nickname for these is Mexican Coconut. It has light blue fine bands of chalcedony surrounding a large solid crystal core in the center. It is approximately 3 1 2 x 3 shipping and packaging are included in the price

6 lbs and the amethyst pocket is 6-1/2” x 2-1/2” and is open on top to let the light in to show off the crystals

This is a fully polished thunder egg from the Richardson’s Ranch in Central Oregon and is approximately 3” x 2-1/2”

This is from the Richardson’s Ranch in Central Oregon and is fully polished

Each side of this geode is approximately 3” x 3-1/2”

This piece has a

This is a large thunder egg I dug from the Polka Dot Mine north of Madras

This piece has many druzy crystal pockets of different colors so I do not plan to polish it to preserve as many of the crystal pockets as possible

It has beautiful bright yellow plume inside a bi-color blue agate core

A parallax is created when the agate is translucent enough and the fortification lines are finely spaces and cast a shadow on each other when you move the agate in the light creating an optical illusion

It weighs 3

This is a Utah septarian nodule with deep cavity that is full of beautiful calcite crystals

This is a pair of a Priday thunder egg with deep blue agate and waterlines