A natural celestine crystal cluster featuring pale sky-blue crystals with exceptional clarity and natural sparkle.
Celestine forms in sedimentary environments where mineral-rich groundwater deposits strontium sulfate crystals within cavities in limestone and other sedimentary rocks. The delicate blue coloration results from trace impurities and the crystal structure itself, making celestine one of the most recognizable pale blue minerals found in nature.
This specimen displays translucent blue celestine crystals ranging from sparkling druzy crystals to several larger, well-formed crystal points that create depth and dimension across the face of the piece. The sculpted crystal pocket and soft blue color make it an eye-catching display specimen, while the self-standing form allows it to be displayed without a stand.
Left in its natural form, this specimen showcases the remarkable crystal growth that occurred over millions of years. It makes an excellent addition to a mineral collection, curiosity cabinet, office display, or natural history collection.
Details
Specimen: Celestine (Celestite) Crystal Cluster Locality: Madagascar Size: Approximately 3.1" x 1.8" Weight: 280 g Natural pale blue celestine crystals Self-standing display specimen Unpolished natural mineral specimen One-of-a-kind collector display piece
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