Citrine Tower from Brazil with Green Tourmaline | Polished Crystal Obelisk hematite

Citrine Tower from Brazil with Green Tourmaline | Polished Crystal Obelisk hematiteCitrine, a vibrant yellow to orange version of quartz, mainly comes from the pegmatites in eastern Brazil. These pegmatites are essentially coarse grained igneous rocks that have crystallized from silica rich magma. Brazilian Citrine's warm, sunny hues are thanks to ferric iron impurities within the quartz. The heat from the region's magmatic activity might have naturally transformed some amethyst or smoky quartz into citrine over time, mirroring a

Weight: 19 grams

Glassy micro Calcite lays over richly colored Goethite with bands of Iron red

meditation

15cm x 10cm x 6

The center portal has limonite and carbon inclusions as well

Rich blue Afghan Lapis Lazuli slab with sparkly pyrite flakes throughout and polished to a high shine

creating glass-like objects

on the other hand

Shungite is known for its unique physical and chemical properties

The Siderite forms blades of earthy brown and yellow-brown hues

" which reflects the play of light reminiscent of a sunbeam filtering through clouds

yellow Limonite