Delicate Scolecite And Chalcedony Geode From India Collectors Specimen From Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India statemnt_piece Weight of the bag 1

Weight of the bag 1

It gets its wispy hints of brown from exposure to natural underground radiation from granite deposits

Thickness 9

and ranges in colour from deep ultramarine blue to light violet-blue

but forms in a completely different crystal structure

Delicate Scolecite And Chalcedony Geode From India Collectors Specimen From Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India statemnt_piece Weight of the bag 1Delicate Scolecite And Chalcedony Geode From India Collectors Specimen From Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India (Stand Included) Weight 0. 235kg Size 6. 5cm by 7cm Thickness 4cm Scolecite is a hydrous calcium aluminum silicate that is a member of the Zeolite family. It is a secondary crystal that forms in the cavities of basalt, granite, and syenites. The mineral was first reported in 1813 by A. F. Gehlan and J. N. Fuchs in Germany, and was named for the