Amethyst with Calcite Burst - Coffee Table - Statement Specimen harpes It looks less cleaned down

It looks less cleaned down than many Moroccan dinosaur teeth

is a barium sulfate mineral recognized for its unusually heavy weight and attractive crystal forms

Sphene/Titanite is often associated with mental clarity

and scattered darker mineral zones around the interior

with sharp flattened “duck bill” crystals rising from a darker central cluster and broader translucent blades forming around the outer edges

Amethyst with Calcite Burst - Coffee Table - Statement Specimen harpes It looks less cleaned downMined from: Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil Description: This one of a kind Amethyst with Calcite Burst coffee table specimen from Brazil is a large, cut geode section mounted in a black metal stand. The interior is lined with purple Amethyst points ranging from pale lavender to deeper violet, with a thicker agate rim around the edge and a rough natural basalt exterior. A white Calcite crystal burst sits prominently in the Amethyst pocket, and a larger