“Ghost Agate” botryoidal chalcedony, Indonesia larimar

“Ghost Agate” botryoidal chalcedony, Indonesia larimarGrape Agate is the trade name for botryoidal purple chalcedony coming from Indonesia (specifically Mamuju Regency, Sulawesi Province, Indonesia). Im calling this Ghost Agate due to how pale the coloring is. Some of the balls are sliced, likely from where the miners collected the specimen, and you can see a more lavender colour underneath the greyish top coat. This is a great piece for a more neutral collection. Self standing. Measures:

but the “bottom” is covered in small phantom-filled cubes & scalenhedrals

Great glassy luster on this vibrant deep yellow fluorite from Moscona Mine in Spain

5” tall and

sitting on a soft green and purple fluorite matrix

Silvery white with internal rainbows in normal light

Messures 2

(Would require a 2” perky box)

not sure if they are still active)

Ammonites are ancient

Multiple ways to display depending on your preference

4” long and about 3/4” at the widest part

Measures about 1