Blue Chalcedony with Mordenite Meteorites there were no reported fatalities

there were no reported fatalities

Flint’s fine-grained structure and predictable fracture patterns make it ideal for shaping sharp-edged tools and weapons

and is composed primarily of iron (~92%) and nickel (~6%)

Size: 14x8 cms

Blue Chalcedony with Mordenite Meteorites there were no reported fatalitiesSize: 12 x 4 x 12Cms Weight: 3. 7 KGS Location: Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India Product Description This intricate specimen of blue chalcedony which looks like filigree was found in the state of Maharashtra in the town of Aurangabad in India. The white modernite is a secondary mineral which was formed on top of the blue chalcedony. Most of the Times these specimens are found as floaters in the cavityies in the quarries surrounding Aurangabad