A natural heulandite crystal cluster featuring soft peach-colored bladed crystals growing across a volcanic rock matrix.
Heulandite is a member of the zeolite mineral group and commonly forms when mineral-rich groundwater circulates through cavities in volcanic rocks. As the fluids cool, delicate crystals slowly grow within the open spaces, creating the distinctive layered crystal formations for which heulandite is known.
This specimen displays numerous translucent peach-colored heulandite crystals with the species' characteristic tabular, fan-like growth habit. The warm color, pearly luster, and tightly clustered crystal formations create an attractive display while showcasing the unique crystal structure that makes heulandite a favorite among mineral collectors.
Left in its natural form, this specimen preserves its original crystal growth and makes an excellent addition to a mineral collection, curiosity cabinet, office display, or natural history collection.
Details
Specimen: Heulandite Crystal Cluster
Locality: India
Size: Approximately 2.8" x 2.0"
Weight: 61 g
Natural peach-colored heulandite crystals
Unpolished natural mineral specimen
One-of-a-kind collector display piece
You will receive the exact specimen pictured.
Peach Heulandite Crystal Cluster | Natural Zeolite Mineral | Collector Specimen
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