Freeform Snowflake Fluorite D Amethyst believed to be a silicified

believed to be a silicified orbicular rhyolite formed from volcanic ash

4 inches in length

These Quenstedticeras Ammonite come all the way from Russia

An iridescent

Rhodonite is a silicate mineral usually having an abundance of Manganese giving the red to pink color

Freeform Snowflake Fluorite D Amethyst believed to be a silicifiedSnowflake Fluorite has the brilliant color of rainbow fluorite with splashed of white sunburst resembling snowflakes. Several snowflake bursts are exhibited in this specimen. Fluorite (also called fluorspar) is a calcium fluoride that belongs to the halide minerals. It commonly has a cubic structure but can occasionally form in octahedrals. With a hardness of 4 on the Mohs scale, a clear transparency, and color ranging from purple, green, yellow, blue