Chlorite Quartz - Specimen chalcopyrite fluorite they tend to appeal to

they tend to appeal to people who want something that feels sharp

enhancing its visual complexity from every angle

Swiss Perisphinctes fossils are rarer on the market and offer a glimpse into the ancient ecosystems of what was once the northern margin of the Tethys Ocean

making this piece both a powerful decorative object and a meaningful metaphysical display

Chlorite Quartz - Specimen chalcopyrite fluorite they tend to appeal toMined from: Ganesh Himal region, Bagmati, Nepal Description: This one of a kind Chlorite Quartz mineral specimen from Ganesh Himal, Nepal features a dense, open framework of long, dark green to nearly black prismatic Quartz crystals heavily coated with Chlorite. The crystals grow in a tangled, crisscrossed formation, with many sharp points, broken tips, and angular bridges giving the piece a rugged, skeletal look. The surface has a fine sparkly