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A layer of Aragonite formed between the inner calcite and the outer gray Limestone
This piece is completely natural with no polishing or touch-up done and exhibits the beautiful clarity and etchings typical of quartz from Diamantina
The tip has been given a slight polish on two faces to bring out the rutile inclusions
The light can be dimmed while in solid color mode by holding your finger on the button until the desired brightness is achieved
This massive piece of Diamantina quartz is completley natural with no polishing or touch-up
Kunzite Specimen DD1583 scepter A layer of Aragonite formedKunzite Specimen Approx. Dimensions: 5 x 2 x 0. 65" Approx. Weight: 231 grams Locality: Kunar Province, Pakistan Acrylic display stand not included Kunzite is the pink variety of Spodumene. Named after gemologist George F. Kunz who first discovered it in Connecticut, Kunzite is typically found in Brazil, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Madagascar. Kunzite can fade from prolonged exposure to ultraviolet light, so it should not be displayed in direct
