Rose Calcite

Rose Calcite

521 million years old

This naturally occurring form of relatively common pyrite remains highly sought after by collectors as a specimen or for use as a gem or in jewelry

It rarely occurs in crystal form but is often found in botryoidal or fibrous formations

The price for this piece is for 2 individual pieces of ruby

Pyrite formations tend to be shiny and metallic

A relatively new and exciting addition to the mineral world

Malachite is known for its deep green coloration

which means it naturally occurs in its metallic form

pyrite is an abundant sulfide mineral that despite some similarities can easily be distinguished from actual gold by its crystal form (typically cuboidal) and being much harder whereas gold is soft and malleable

Amber is the fossilized resinous tree sap from conifer trees

Flexycalymene Trilobite Fossils (Flexicalymene ouzregui) are approx

red and many other colors corresponding to their physical makeup and conditions when the mineral was formed