Creedite “Ball” - Mexico One side of this specimen

One side of this specimen is very gem

fossils from their ancestors are often highly sought after and make their way into private collections fairly quickly

is a chatoyant variety of quartz that gets its silky appearance from its parallel growth of quartz crystals

Lapis Lazuli

Blue Topaz is most commonly associated with compassion and communication

Creedite “Ball” - Mexico One side of this specimenCreedite from Mexico is known for forming these 'hedgehog" clusters in this beautiful orange color. Make sure to take a look at the photos to really dive into just how nice these crystals are. Size: 3. 0 x 2. 5 x 2. 2 in. Weight: 11. 1 oz. Chemical Formula: Ca3SO4Al2F8(OH)2 2H2O Creedite is a semi rare mineral named after its discovery in Creede Quadrangle, Mineral County, Colorado. It occurs in colorless white monoclinic prismatic crystals as