Coquimbite Specimen - Chile #6 Rare Crystals_UV Reactive but truthfully Stibnite is nearly

but truthfully Stibnite is nearly insoluble and so poses very little danger to humans

Boosts practicality and creativity

The pink colouring comes from the presence of Manganese in the crystal

or Water Opal

Coquimbite Specimen - Chile #6 Rare Crystals_UV Reactive but truthfully Stibnite is nearlyThis stunning purple Coquimbite specimen is from Chile. you will receive the exact crystal pictured. Coquimbite can be found in purple and various shades of white, purple crystals are highly collectable. It is named after the place it was first discovered, Coquimbo in Chile, in 1841, and it's a very soft mineral with a hardness of only 2. 5. It's advised to keep away from humid environments if possible as it is soluble in water. Coquimbite Healing