Rhodochrosite (Cat's Eye) white The specimen doesn’t look like

The specimen doesn’t look like a mineral because of the almost organic nature of its shape

Don't miss out on this one

This locality has produced what must be the finest twinned Ferberite crystals extant

They made a big splash at the Tucson Show in 2018 and were very popular with collectors as you might expect due to their intense orange color and beautiful crystallization

Rhodochrosite (Cat's Eye) white The specimen doesn’t look likeRhodochrosite is not terribly common in gem quality material, and if you eliminate a few mines in Colorado, South Africa and the Uchucchacua Mine in Peru, there are few places left in the world where good stones can be found. There are some specimens from Kazakhstan, that might not be considered top gem quality, but they are certainly gemmy, and in the case of this stone, can show a rare Cat's Eye effect that is not seen in more well known