Turgite - Spain #2 Popular Crystals_Fluorite including some very attractive pieces

including some very attractive pieces from Nevada

It grew up to 7 meters (23 feet) in length and likely hunted or scavenged across riverbeds and floodplains

and non gem quality Aquamarine can be found fairly inexpensively in tumbled and raw form

Clinochlore is a member of the Chlorite group

Good grounding crystal

Turgite - Spain #2 Popular Crystals_Fluorite including some very attractive piecesThis iridescent Turgite specimen is from the San Valentin Mine in Spain. You will receive the exact Turgite specimen shown in the pictures. Turgite is a trade name used nowadays to refer to Iridescent varieties of iron oxide minerals, most commonly Goethite or Hematite, that often coat other minerals such as Quartz. As it isn't a single, defined thing, it isn't classified as a mineral, and it's usage had changed over the years, originally describing a