"Rare Mineral" Goosecreekite on Chalcedony # DEN 049

$ 300.00

“COLLECTOR SPECIMEN”
A GEODE MULTIPLE CRYSTALS OF RARE MINERAL “GOOSECREEKITE” GROWING OF ARTISTICALLY FORMED CHALCEDONY MATRIX.

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Goosecreekite is a hydrated calcium aluminium silicate mineral, found in low temperature hydrothermals and basalt cavities. Goosecreekite is a member of the Zeolites group. The Zeolites group is divided into seven familys: Analcime, Chabazite, Gismondine, Harmotome, Heulandite, Natrolite and Stilbite.

8 CMS X 8 CMS, 540 GMS
Location: Nashik, Maharashtra, India

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