A Brief Archive of Sold Aesthetic Minerals

The best crystal in this Yindu Mine Fluorite cluster measures about 1" wide. While an incomplete cube its size and lightly etched, slightly porcelain surface creates a window to the matrix. Yindu Mine, Inner Mongolia, China. 2.5" x 2.5" x 1", 2.5 oz.

A one inch wide crystal of Apophyllite fades from green to white as it approached its complex termination. The accompanying side-crystal of Apophyllite completely surround a blade of Stilbite. Minor Mordenite highlights the miniature Heulandite on the matrix aspect. Self standing. Jalgaon, Maharashtra, India. 2" x 1.5" x 1.75", 2.5 oz.

The Seymchan meteorite is a spectacular remnant of an early proto-planet in our Solar System. Minor aspects of Olivine are present in this interior part slice. The complex crystalline Widmanstätten patterns in metal can only be created in the vacuum of space, where molten iron slowly cooled over billions of years. Removable from its floating display case, this 21 gram is just over 1.5 inchs wide and is an interior part slice of the Seymchan meteorite. It is certain to inspire wonder wherever it lands. Srednekansky District, Magadan Oblast, Russia. 1.625" x .125" x 1". In display 5" x 2" x 5".

Petite and translucent these 4.5 inch Rose Quartz towers add a tranquil warmth to any window. 10-12 oz
 

Tall, terminated and so very BLUE.This next-level Aquamarine crystal is from Vietnam. It is 3.75 inches tall, 1 inch wide and weighs 483 carats (3.4 oz.). Multiple terminations create a mesmerizing finish to this top-shelf fine mineral specimen. It contains one restoration, executed by the most respected mineral laboratory on Earth.

A natural masterpiece within the Golden Ratio, this large 5.5" fossil Ammonite is hand polished to reveal the complex, fractal growth lines within the ancient shell. Acrylic display stand included! Madagascar, 5.5" x 4.5" x 1.5", 1.7 lbs.

Shiva linga is an abstract or aniconic representation of the Hindu god Shiva. It is typically the primary devotional image in Hindu temples dedicated to Shiva. 6" x 2.5", 7" tall with included metal stand. 2 lbs. India.

Please Note: The item(s) you receive will match the quality of the one shown, but may vary slightly due to the nature of minerals.

Deserving of a space of its own, this massive, hand polished Labradorite free form features a yellow and blue flash across its entire face. Labradorite is a spectacularly iridescent mineral which exhibits different colors depending on the angle of the viewer. Artists polish freeform sculptures highlighting areas of maximum color. Labradorescence is not the superficial coloring of the stone, but a property of the light reflected by a surface within. Madagascar. 8" x 2.5" x 6.25", 8.3 lbs.

A freestanding partially-beveled termination, 9.8 ct natural blue Aquamarine crystal with minor Schorl from Thanh Hoa Province, Vietnam. 7mm x 6mm x 19 mm

Phantom color zones of bright red highlight one crystal while the second has nice luster and luminosity. Fluorescent Yellow Fluorite crystals on small MM quartz matrix from El Hammam, Khmisset, Rabat-Sal-Knitra, Morocco. 9 grams, 1.5" x .6" x 6"

Clouds of white surround this atmospheric deep Red and Green Ocean Jasper free form. Only found in a handful of deposits in northwestern Madagascar Ocean Jasper is an amazingly colorful, deep and multi-patterned stone. These compelling features are completely geologic in origin. 4.25" x 2.5" x 5.5", 2.5 lbs.

A single, 2 inch deep green Aegirine crystal hosting multiple crystals of Albite and interspersed with multiple tiny clusters of Smoky Quartz. Mount Malosa, Zomba, Southern Region, Malawi. 2" x .75" x .75", .5 oz.

Apophyllite and Stilbite frame the light-colored matrix perfectly on this self-supporting small cabinet masterpiece. 4" x 3" x 3.25", 1.19 lbs

Polished Afghan Lapis Lazuli slab swirls with bands of white and sparkling golden Pyrite. Freestanding, hand polished and stunning natural decor for any space! Afghanistan. 3" x 2.75" x 3", 1 lbs.

A long, glossy Graphite plate featuring twenty deep red, translucent when backlit, Almandine-Pyrope Garnets in a broad, 10 inch matrix of thin Graphite. From a unique geological anomaly, collected with great effort and meticulously prepared. Red Embers Mine, Erving, Franklin Co., Massachusetts, USA. 10.25" x 4.75" x .5", 8.9 oz.

A spectacular, dynamic Graphite plate featuring a dozen deep red, translucent when backlit, Almandine-Pyrope Garnets (more that are not translucent) in the company of Dravite Tourmaline with a broad, 9 inch wide but less than 1/2 in thick, matrix of Graphite. From a unique geological anomaly, collected with great effort and meticulously prepared. Red Embers Mine, Erving, Franklin Co., Massachusetts, USA. 9" x 6" x .5", 8.6 oz.

This lightly-prepared matrix specimen still features hints of matrix material, lending a raw contrast to the brilliant lustre of this amazing fine mineral specimen. The entire matrix  is covered with terminated crystals! Vera Cruz, Mexico. 2.5" x 2" x 2",  1.5 oz.

The crystals of Green Apophyllite ornamenting the White Stilbite stalactite contrast in both form and hue with the unique Orange Heulandite on Basalt matrix. A beautiful triple-mineral combination! Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India. 3" x 1.25" x 1", 1.3 oz.

Multiple crystals of bright blue Cavansite in three distinct clusters. The white matrix, micro scale Heulandite, contrasts perfectly, highlighting the details in the crystals of Cavansite. Wagholi Quarry, Pune, Maharashtra, India. 1.75" x 1" x 1.25", .8 oz.

A Faceted Amethyst solitaire completes a hand strung stretch-string of Smoky Quartz, a timeless combination. S - 6", L - 8" Stretch bracelet, handmade in Texas, USA! .5 oz.

A lustrous pair of terminated Amethyst crystals. From a particularly gemmy and lustrous pocket in Vera Cruz, Mexico. 2.5" x .75" x 2.5", .9 oz.

A cascading cluster of gemmy, lustrous Amethyst on a sparkling druzy matrix. 5 main crystals are accompanied by a dozen smaller crystals. Vera Cruz, Mexico. 3" x 1.5" x 2.5", 3.2 oz

Dozens of gemmy clusters of Amethyst crystals are scattered across the sparkling, druzy matrix on this large cabinet specimen from Vera Cruz, Mexico. The reverse features miniature versions of the crystal flowers Vera Cruz is famous for. 6" x 3.75" x 2", .6 lbs.

Gemmy clusters of Amethyst crystals are scattered across the sparkling, druzy matrix on this large cabinet specimen from Vera Cruz, Mexico. 4.5" x 3.5" x 5", 1 lbs.

Multiple crystals of Amethyst present perfectly in this complex matrix mineral specimen. Stands in multiple orientations, super dymanic matrix. Brandberg Mountain, Brandberg, Namibia. 1.75" x 1.5" x .75", 1.3 oz.

This classic Brandberg Amethyst matrix miniature, sits perfectly as shown. Brandberg Mountain, Brandberg, Namibia. 1" x 1" x 1", .6 oz.

This translucent Brandberg Amethyst matrix miniature, sits perfectly as shown. Brandberg Mountain, Brandberg, Namibia. 1" x 1" x 1", .5 oz.

The cluster of Amethyst crystals on Chalcedony is completely translucent! Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India. 2.25" x 1" x 1.5", 1.8 oz.

This Apophyllite and Stilbite miniature stands as shown, a tiny heart of what is likely Hematite adds a compelling touch! Jalgaon, Maharashtra, India. 1.75" x 1" x 1.25", 1.3 oz.

A huge crystal of Calcite hosts a coating of smaller, gemmy clear crystals of Apophyllite, a few iron-tinted crystals of Stilbite add a fantastic contrast to this unique, freestanding mineral specimen. 3.5" x 2" x 3", 15 oz.

A very old find, Clear Apophyllite on a Hematite stained matrix covered in miniature Heulandite crystals. A visually compelling piece from a unique, old, location. Raigad, Maharashtra, India. 5" x 3.75" x 1.75, .8 lbs

Unique, lightly etched Apophyllite in a near-Disco-Ball habit. An occasional blade of Stilbite accompanies on a field of Pink Chalcedony. Hematite leads the initial generation of Apophyllite to have a slight pink tint and light phantoming towards the matrix aspect. Presents horizontally and vertically unaided. Basalt host matrix. Jalgaon, Maharashtra, India. 5.5" x 4.5" x 2.5" 1.7 lbs

A pair of terminated crystals of Quartz are adjacent to a set of gemmy, terminated Aquamarine crystals surrounded by blades of Muscovite mica. A spectacularly compelling medium sized cabinet mineral specimen. Perfectly trimmed freestanding matrix. Nagar Valley, Pakistan. 4" x 3.5" x 3", 1.6 lbs

The Agate bands tracing the Quartz center of this are polished to reveal the perfectly patterned interior. The reverse is left in its unpolished state. Each side is compelling it its own right! A flat base assures a perfect presentation of this completely natural mineral masterpiece! Brazil. 3.25" x 1" x 3.25", 9.2 oz.

The Agate bands tracing the Quartz center of this are polished to reveal the perfectly patterned interior. The reverse is left in its unpolished state. Each side is compelling it its own right! A flat base assures a perfect presentation of this completely natural mineral masterpiece! Brazil. 3.5" x 1" x 3", 6.5 oz.

One side of this perfectly patterned Banded Agate is polished to reveal the concentric patterns inside, the reverse is left in its unpolished state. Each side is compelling in its own right, a flat base assures a perfect presentation of this completely natural mineral masterpiece! Brazil. 3.25" x 1.15" x 2.75", 7 oz.

One side of this perfectly patterned Banded Agate is polished to reveal the concentric patterns inside, the reverse is left in its unpolished state. Each side is compelling in its own right, a flat base assures a perfect presentation of this completely natural mineral masterpiece! Brazil. 2.5" x .75" x 2.25", 3.7 oz.

One side of this perfectly patterned Banded Agate is polished to reveal the concentric patterns inside, the reverse is left in its unpolished state. Each side is compelling in its own right, a flat base assures a perfect presentation of this completely natural mineral masterpiece! Brazil. 4" x 1" x 3", 10.3 oz.

Bayldonite, a rare secondary mineral that occurs in oxidized zones of polymetallic deposits, has covered the surface of a cluster of Calcite, and provided a base for a "Little Prince" sized pair of Dioptase crystals. Tsumcorp Mine, Tsumeb, Namibia. 1.25", x 1" x 2", .7 oz

Bayldonite, a rare secondary mineral that occurs in oxidized zones of polymetallic deposits, has covered the surface of a Dolomite matrix, and provided a base for a dusting of micro-scale Calcite crystals. Tsumcorp Mine, Tsumeb, Namibia. 1.75", x 1" x 1.25", .7 oz, 21 gms.

The Golden Ratio as it appears in nature, this rare Black fossil Ammonite is hand polished to reveal the complex, fractal growth lines within the ancient shell. The internal spaces are beautifully mineralized. Madagascar. 5" x .5" x 6", 12.8 oz.

Black Mottramite with Calcite. Fantastic contrast between the black Mottramite and white Calcite. Presents flat or stands unaided. 2" x 2" x 1", 1.7 oz. Tsumeb Mine, Oshikoto Region, Namibia.

Blades of Stilbite with Miniature Clear Apophyllite Crystals on Chalcedony. An endlessly explorable miniature featuring multiple blades of Stilbite on a connecting matrix of thin Chalcedony. Closer inspection reveals terminated crystals of clear Apophyllite. Maharashtra, India. 1.5" x 1" x 1", .3 oz.

An exceptionally luminous crystal of yellow Botryoidal Fluorite on a base of Amethyst. A 360 degree mini-mineral masterpiece. Nashik, Maharashtra, India. 1.65" x 1.2" x 1", .8 oz. See it as big as your screen on the Studio Mineralia YouTube Channel!

Three round light yellow crystals of Fluorite highlight this raw and Quartz covered Basalt plate. The beautifully botryoidal crystals of Fluorite provides the perfect contrast of form and tone to the matrix of sparkling miniature Quartz. One ding on the main crystal makes this a deal! Interesting from every angle! Nashik, Maharashtra, India. 5.5" x 5" x 2", 1.95 lbs.

The off-round crystal of yellow Fluorite creates an additional, compelling presentation opportunity. Sitting at no less that four different orientations, the 2" crystal of Fluorite provides the perfect contrast of form and color to the matrix of very light miniature Amethyst. Interesting from every angle! Nashik, Maharashtra, India. 4" x 3" x 3", 1.2 lbs.

A perfect contrast of shapes, round, botryoidal crystals of Gyrolite adjacent to lightly frosted cubic crystals of Apophyllite. An excellent large cabinet display piece. Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India.7.5" x 4" x 3.5", 1.9 lbs.

A perfect contrast of shapes, round, botryoidal crystals of Gyrolite adjacent to lightly frosted cubic crystals of Apophyllite. Great presentation on a sturdy dynamix Basalt matrix. Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India. 5.5" x 4.5" x 2.25", 1.5 lbs.

Multiple round crystals of Green Prehnite of descending size connect to create this self-supporting, translucent small cabinet mineral specimen. One large and multiple smaller crystals of Green Epidote accompany. Kayes Region, Mali. 2" x 1.5" x 1.3"

Multiple crystals of Green Prehnite interconnect to create this self-supporting, translucent small cabinet mineral specimen. Green Epidote accompanies. Kayes Region, Mali. 2" x 1" x 1.4", 1.5 oz

Bright Green Botryoidal Prehnite with minimal matrix. UBC Quarry, Clifton, New Jersey, USA. .75" x .5 " x .75",

NIcely clear rhombohedral crystals of Calcite on one side, Dolomite on the other with minor aspects of Duftite. An excellent vintage Tsumeb piece. Tsumcorp Mine, Tsumeb, Namibia. 2.5" x 1" x 1", 2.2 oz.

Clear crystals of Calcite with hints of Duftite, on a rugged outcrop. Vintage mount. Tsumcorp Mine, Tsumeb, Namibia. 1.75", x 1.25" x 1.5", 3 oz.

A natural Calcite crystal within a Basalt Geode. A crystal of Calcite formed in a naturally occurring internal space in basalt bedrock millions of years ago, where it remained, in the dark, awaiting discovery. A unique, freestanding piece of art. Nashik, Maharashtra, India. 3" wide, 2.25" tall, 2" deep. 7 oz. 

A nicely terminated cluster of Cavansite crystals on gemmy miniature Heulandite. Wagholi Quarry, Pune, Maharashtra, India. 1.5" x .5" x 1" .5 oz.

Cavansite perched in the space in which it formed. Lined with Chalcedony and perhaps ultra-miniature crystals of Heulandite this matrix specimen is a perfect example of the crystals as they formed. Presents in multiple orientations on a Basalt matrix. Wagholi Quarry, Pune, Maharashtra, India. 1" x 1.1" x 1", .7 oz.

A cluster of Cavansite emerges on both sides this piece, surrounded by Heulandite on a Basalt matrix. Small cabinet miniature. From the legendary, closed, Wagholi Quarry, Pune, Maharashtra, India. 1" x .75" x .1", .3 oz.

Can you find the single minuscule cubic crystal of Calcite on this amazingly complex Cavansite miniature? A dynamic matrix provided the perfect place for the deep blue crystal of Cavansite in excellent condition to form around. Gemmy crystals of Heulandite of two different tones covers most of the Basalt matrix, allowing it to present in 360 degrees. Wagholi Quarry, Pune, Maharashtra, India. 1.5" x 1.25" x 1.25", 1.3 oz.

Beautiful bright blue crystals of Cavansite in excellent condition, on a matrix of perfectly contrasting gemmy white Heulandite highlighted with blades of white Stilbite. Basalt matrix. Wagholi Quarry, Pune, Maharashtra, India. 2.25" x 1.5" x 1.5", 1.6 oz.

A complex matrix hosts a single large crystal of Cavansite. Crystals of sandy Heulandite cover the Basalt matrix. Presents in 360 degrees. Wagholi Quarry, Pune, Maharashtra, India. 1.75" x 1.75" x .75", 1 oz.

Gemmy clear Heulandite hosts a stunning solitaire of deep blue Cavansite. A single blue blade and one tiny little seed crystal accompany. The fantastic broad Basalt matrix is covered in clear bladed crystals of Heulandite. Wagholi Quarry, Pune, Maharashtra, India. 2.5" x 2" x 1.5", 3.7 oz.

A two crystals of cubic Calcite ornament this perfectly presenting Cavansite miniature. The contrasting matrix provides the perfect perch for two blue crystals of Cavansite, each hosting a crystal of cubic Calcite. An additional two miniature Cavansite crystals accompany. Wagholi Quarry, Pune, Maharashtra, India. 2" x 1.5" x 1", 1.9 oz.

The dynamic basalt matrix created the opportunity for this interesting, undulating, crystal of bright blue Cavansite hosting a scattering of tiny, gemmy crystals of Calcite. A perfectly contrasting layer of miniature Heulandite provides the canvas. Wagholi Quarry, Pune, Maharashtra, India. 2" x .5" x 1.25" .8oz.

A nicely formed crystal of blue-green Cavansite, perfect placement to present at multiple angles. A dusting of snowy Mordentite over Chalcedony provides a contrasting backdrop. Festive! Wagholi Quarry, Pune, Maharashtra, India. 1.5" x 1.5" x .5", .9 oz

Celadonite within the otherwise clear Apophyllite brings a mossy green color to this freestanding multi mineral miniature. Angled miniature White Heulandite contrasts sharply in both tone and texture with the cubic-terminated Apophyllite. Jalgaon, Maharashtra, India. 2" x 1.5" x 1.25",1.6 oz.

The location and contrast of color and form make these nicely centered bursts of Scolecite on Stilbite an aesthetic centerpiece. Presents in 360 degrees. 4" x 3" x 3", 1 lbs.

Clear Cerussite, nicely twinned on two sides of a large, lustrous crystal. Mottramite or Galena appears on one side. Sits perfectly. Tsumcorp Mine, Tsumeb, Namibia. 1.5" x 1.25" x 1.15", 1.6 oz. (48 gms.)

Cerussite, super raw, yet nicely twinned, off a large frestanding crystal. Sits perfectly. Tsumcorp Mine, Tsumeb, Namibia. 1.75" x 1.5" x 1.75", 3.4 oz.

The cheery bright blue of Chrysocolla share the matrix with a few crystals of Calcite. A great miniature! Chimney Rock Quarry, Bound Brook, New Jersey, USA. 2.25" x 1" x .75", .9 oz.

Perfectly-positioned Apophyllite crystals sit on a nest of blades of Peach Stilbite. Sparkling Green Chalcedony creates an excellent base and is a fascinating exploration under a lens. Jalgaon, Maharashtra, India. 1.5" x 1.25" x1.5", 1 oz.

Beautiful in its isolation, this fantastically formed, lustrous, gemmy, colorless crystal of Apophyllite sits beautifully on the sparkling black Chalcedony matrix. A few blades of Stilbite can be seen on the piece as well. Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India, 2"x 2", 68 Gms.

Lightly etched water clear green cubic Fluorite crystal miniature. Truly transparent, the camera sees the front and back at the same time! Xianghualing Mine, Hunan Province, China. 2" x 1" x 1", 1.8 oz.

A fantastic and attractive, multi-mineral miniature specimen consisting of color zoned cubic crystals of Fluorite on miniature Quartz scepters with Wolframite & Pyrite. Yindu Mine, Inner Mongolia, China. 2" x 1" x 1.25", 1.8 oz.

Phantom color zones of bright red highlight this cluster of fluorescent Yellow Fluorite crystals on this small matrix piece from El Hammam, Khmisset, Rabat-Sal-Knitra, Morocco. 12 grams, 1" x .3" x 1.15"

Endlessly explorable, undulating Chalcedony hosts blades of Stilbite and crystals of Apophyllite so clear they reveal themselves only upon closer inspection. Maharashtra, India. 1.5" x 1" x 1.25" x 1", .4 oz.

A miniature forest of Pentagonite provides anchor points for about a dozen clear, millimeter-scale cubic crystals of Calcite. More seem to appear the more you look. Otherworldly. Macro video documented. Approximately .75 inch in all directions. Wagholi Quarry, Pune, Maharashtra, India. .75" x .75" x .75", .12 oz, 3.5 gm.

The compelling concentricity of Congolese Malachite. This polished slice features examples of both the natural exterior surface and the legendary internal growth patterns of Malachite. D.R. Congo, 3.25" x .25" x 4", 9.5 oz.

The compelling concentricity of Congolese Malachite. This polished slice features examples of both the natural exterior surface and the legendary internal growth patterns of Malachite. D.R. Congo, 3.75" x .25" x 5.5", 15 oz.

Two molecularly conjoined crystals of lustrous cubic Pyrite, one large, one small, watch over a small cubic crystal within the Marl matrix in which it grew. This form and quality of Pyrite is famously found in Navajun, Spain. 1.75" x 1.5" x 1.75", 2.7 oz.

Double terminated white Stilbite in an asymmetrical crystal habit. A large, 360 degree termination tapers to a narrow, matrix backed, opposing termination. A spectacular natural bouquet that will never lose its bloom. Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India. 4" x 2" x 3", 9 oz.

Two crisp cubic crystals of Calcite stand out on a ridge of Cavansite on Heulandite on this next level miniature. An excellent piece with very little exposed matrix. Presents in 360 degrees. The Wagholi Quarry of Pune, Maharashtra, India was the only mine where large, lustrous crystals of this type have been found. This legendary location has been both closed and overbuilt. 1.5" x 1.25" x 1", 1 oz.

A compelling, large cabinet multi-mineral specimen. A foundation of basalt hosts dozen cubic crystals of Calcite of various scales and hundreds of miniature crystals of white Stellerite in a cascade down a base of Mordenite studded with the occasional crystal of Heulandite. 6.5" x3.5" x3", 1.25 lbs

A classic miniature Yindu Mine combination specimen. A cool blue cubic crystal of Fluorite accompanied with Quartz, Chalcopyrite & Siderite. Yindu Mine, Inner Mongolia, China. 1.5" x 1.25" x .75" 1 oz.

A large and lustrous crystal of cubic Green Apophyllite shelters a smaller, gemmy friend along with soft pink Stilbite and minor Laumontite on Chalcedony. A 360 degree masterpiece. 3.5" x 3" x 2.5", 8.6 oz.

A dramatically perched natural cubic crystal of lustrous Pyrite, on the Marl matrix in which it grew. This form and quality of Pyrite is famously found in Navajun, Spain. 2" x 1" x 1.5", 1.9 oz.

Afghan Lapis Lazuli with bands of white and sparkling golden Pyrite. Freestanding, hand polished and stunning natural decor for any space! Afghanistan. 3" x 2" x 3.25", 1.16 lbs.

Deep Green cubes of Fluorite that fluoresce a vibrant blue under UV light! A nice 360 degree small cabinet piece. Madagascar. 2" x 2" x 1.75". 4 oz.

Nicely trimmed, flat base cubes of Deep Green Fluorite that fluoresce a vibrant blue under UV light! A nice array of large to small crystals and some white matrix separating. Aesthetically pleasing! Madagascar. 3.75" x 2.25" x 1.5", 7.6 oz.

Dioptase with Duftite and Quartz. Varying shades of green contrast the light mineralization that partially coats small aspects of Quartz on this vintage Tsumeb miniature. Tsumcorp Mine, Tsumeb, Namibia. 1.5", x 1" x 1.25", .7 oz

Blue and Yellow highlights dance across the polished surface of this iridescent, hand polished Labradorite freeform from Madagascar. Labradorescence is not the superficial coloring of the stone, but a property of the light reflected by a twinning surface within. Madagascar. 4" x 2" x 6", 3.4 lbs.

A small-cabinet masterpiece of contrasting colors and shapes. A bright pink, double terminated, pinwheeling crystal of Heulandite draws your eye while the array of miniature, gemmy, crystals of Stilbite create a sparkle and a depth to the snowy white Chalcedony coating the Basalt matrix. Multiple smaller crystals of pink Heulandite complete the canvas. Something special. Jalgaon, Maharashtra, India. 5.25" x 2.5" x 3.25", 1.1 lbs.

Two dramatically perched crystals of cubic Pyrite of two sizes on the Marl matrix in which they grew. This form and quality of Pyrite is famously found in Navajun, Spain. Freestanding. 2" x 1.5" x 1.5", 3.3 oz.

Polished on both sides to reveal the complex mineralization within! Translucent with a crystalline center this spectacular 3/4 inch thick Quartz plate is framed by thin bands Agate and a natural, unpolished edge. A beautiful display of natural art. Brazil. 4.5" x .75" x 5, 1.13 lbs

The Muonionalusta meteorite is an amazingly compelling Octahedrite meteorite initially found in 1906. This image is a detail of the meteorites classic Widmanstatten pattern, a crystalization of metal that only forms as the metal cools in space over millions of years.

Mineral prints on aluminum find their own light. Absorbent black backgrounds enhance the presence of the subject, exhibiting soft eye-catching reflectivity even in low light. Contemporary art complementing natural processes. Earth art, fractals in nature!

Macro Mineral Art Print by Studio Mineralia

(First Place, Photography. "Catalyst: A Science Art Exhibition")

Shipped on a floating wall mount for easy hanging.

This series of stalactites is beautifully concentric Chalcedony at its core, and covered in sparkling miniature crystals of Quartz. 5" x 4" x 5", 2 lbs.

The Bell Pestle. A fantastic example of the sort of hand tool created by early man from their geologic environments. Hand-shaped of what appears to be a fine grained black and white granite by chipping and grinding, likely for grinding due to its deeply 'belled' bottom face, these tools could be passed down across generations. Hand tools of such versatility were essential to life for the First/Native peoples of the Americas and have been recovered at archeological sites dating from 500 to 5000 years old. Reportedly collected in Ohio. Ancient, practical folk art in its truest form! Authenticated by WINAM (Whidbey Island Native Arts Museum) 3.25" wide, 3" deep, 4.25" tall, 2 pounds.

Earth tones, highlighted with white with hints of pink surround this thoughtful Ocean Jasper free form. Only found in a handful of deposits in northwestern Madagascar Ocean Jasper is an amazingly colorful, deep and multi-patterned stone. These compelling features are completely geologic in origin. 3.5" x 2.25" x 5", 1.75 lbs.

A tall, electric blue cluster of Cavansite hosted by a field of gemmy miniature Heulandite over Basalt. Wagholi Quarry, Pune, Maharashtra, India. 1.1" x 1.1" x .8", .4 oz.

A fantastically iridescent hand polished Labradorite from Madagascar. Electric Blue is the dominant color. Labradorescence is not the superficial coloring of the stone, but a property of the light reflected by a twinning surface within. Madagascar. 4" x 2" x 3", 1.5 lbs.

Exceptional Cavansite crystal stack on miniature gemmy Heulandite. The rich blue of Cavansite is highly desirable among collectors. The Wagholi Quarry of Pune, Maharashtra, India was the only mine where large, lustrous crystals of Cavansite have been found. This legendary location has been both closed and overbuilt, making these rare crystals increasingly hard to find. A perfect small cabinet fine mineral.1.5" x 1" x 1.5", .7 oz.