Double Terminated Fenster Quartz Crystal Cluster with Golden Clay Inclusions Amethyst Cluster The outer surface of the STYLE:D

Name: Double Terminated Fenster Quartz Crystal Cluster with Golden Clay Inclusions Amethyst Cluster The outer surface of the STYLE:D
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 24933130704
Price: 145.00 USD
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Double Terminated Fenster Quartz Crystal Cluster with Golden Clay Inclusions Amethyst Cluster The outer surface of the STYLE:D The outer surface of the epidote has a beautiful dark green reflective luster That color mix — cyan fluorescence with greener afterglow is consistent with Mn activated calcite with minor secondary activators and trace Pb or rare earth elements (not uncommon in Deccan Trap cavity calcites) Thank you for visiting us today customer service is a priority for us

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