Australian Prehnite Cabochon #6 Shape_Tower leading to it's nickname as

leading to it's nickname as the King of Fluorescent minerals

This unusual Pyrite cluster is from Gilman in Colorado

These specimens have distinct Hematite blades which characterises them as Specular Hematite

Provides a balance across all planes

Australian Prehnite Cabochon #6 Shape_Tower leading to it's nickname asGorgeous soft green Australian Prehnite cabochon. You will receive the exact crystal pictured. Prehnite was actually the first crystal to be named after a person, Dutch mineralogist Hendrik von Prehnwho discovered it in the late 18th Century in South Africa. Although it is most commonly seen in a soft, apple green colour, it can also be found in blue, orange and yellow varieties. The Aborigines of Australia believed that Prehnite could absorb and