Rare Yellow Stellerite Floater Crystal Specimen – Unique 180-Degree Spherical Rosette Cluster # B 7246

Features:

Primary Mineral: Stellerite

Secondary Mineral: N/A

Size:  8.5 inches x 8 inches  
Weight:    860 gms   

Locality:  Nashik , Maharashtra , India 

Unearthed from the volcanic basalt pockets of Maharashtra, India, this exceptionally rare yellow Stellerite floater specimen represents a true geological anomaly cherished by elite mineral collectors. Crystallized in complete suspension without a matrix attachment point, this complete 360-degree floater formation displays interlocking, fan-shaped rosettes and rounded bow-tie clusters bathed in a warm, honey-yellow tint. The crystal faces exhibit a brilliant pearlescent-to-vitreous luster and translucent depth that captures and diffuses ambient light from every angle. As an uncommon, highly symmetrical member of the zeolite group, a undamaged floater cluster of this structural complexity and color is an extraordinary finding from the Indian mineral belt. Valued in holistic practices for uplifting personal energy, enhancing joy, and fostering intellectual clarity, this museum-grade, investment-quality specimen serves as a captivating centerpiece for high-end mineral galleries and sophisticated displays.