Large Museum-Grade Gyrolite Nodules on Heulandite & Micro-Quartz Matrix – # B 7242

Features:

• Primary Mineral: Gyrolite

• Secondary Mineral: Heulandite, MM Quartz

• Size: 11.5 inches x 9 inches

• Weight: 3801 gms

• Locality: Nashik, Maharashtra, India

Unearthed from the world-renowned volcanic basalt formations of Nashik, Maharashtra, India, this massive, cabinet-sized specimen showcases an extraordinary multi-mineral assemblage dominated by spherical, botryoidal Gyrolite nodules set across a vast matrix of sparkling micro-quartz and coffin-shaped Heulandite crystals. Weighing over 3.8 kilograms and spanning 11.5 inches across, the plate features distinct brownish to cream-yellow Gyrolite formations that create a striking textural contrast against the glistening, snow-like crystal bed underneath. Formed through complex hydrothermal deposition within cooling Deccan trap basalt cavities over millions of years, this large-format specimen exhibits exceptional structural drama and natural preservation. Revered by mineral connoisseurs for its grand display presence and cherished in energy practices for promoting deep grounding, emotional clarity, and spiritual synthesis, this museum-quality specimen stands as an investment-grade centerpiece for high-end galleries and private collections.