Aurora Calcite Crystal Cluster Flower Raw Specimen (Rare) Size:14 a naturally occurring iron sulfide

a naturally occurring iron sulfide mineral that co-crystallized with the Lapis Lazuli during formation

The natural crystals in these earrings are durable cabochons

Most Pyrite forms in irregular masses or grainy aggregates

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Aurora Calcite Crystal Cluster Flower Raw Specimen (Rare) Size:14 a naturally occurring iron sulfideHold one of these up to the light and something unexpected happens. The clear calcite columns catch and scatter it, throwing a soft rainbow flash across the surface, not from treatment or coating, but from the stone's own internal geometry. Aurora Calcite earns its name honestly. Each cluster grows in a flower like formation, columns radiating outward from a central base, and no two are alike in size, angle, or the way they play with light. These are