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Rare Disco Ball Green Apophyllite with Stilbite & Mordenite – Self Standing Zeolite Crystal Cluster | Ahmednagar, India # DKT2
Rare Disco Ball Green Apophyllite with Stilbite & Mordenite – Self Standing Zeolite Crystal Cluster | Ahmednagar, India # DKT2
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Features:
Primary Mineral(s): Green Apophyllite
Secondary Mineral(s): Stilbite
Size : 5.5 Inch x 6 Inch
Weight : 1.1 kg
Locality: Ahmednagar, Maharashtra, India
This extraordinary raw Disco Ball Apophyllite formation with Stilbite and Mordenite is a true museum-quality zeolite specimen from Ahmednagar, Maharashtra, India, celebrated worldwide for producing some of the finest apophyllite crystals ever found; featuring a mesmerizing natural disco-ball geometry with high-luster green apophyllite crystals radiating symmetrically over a sculptural matrix, beautifully accented by delicate creamy-white stilbite and fibrous mordenite growths, this self-standing crystal cluster measures 5.5 inches in height, 6 inches in width, and weighs a substantial 1.130 kg, making it a commanding centerpiece for any mineral collection, luxury interior, healing space, or crystal altar; prized by USA and international collectors alike, Indian apophyllite is renowned for its rarity, exceptional clarity, and powerful metaphysical reputation—believed to enhance mental clarity, stress relief, emotional healing, spiritual awareness, and positive energy flow, while stilbite supports calmness and heart healing and mordenite amplifies high-vibrational energy—this is a one-of-a-kind natural specimen, untouched and unpolished, offering both scientific mineralogical value and deep energetic presence, perfect for serious collectors, crystal healers, interior designers, and those seeking a truly rare and investment-worthy zeolite crystal formation.

