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Caribbean calcite towerLocale: Balochistan, Pakistan Approx height: A 2. 5" B 2. 5" C 3. 5" D 3. 25" E 3. 25" Alternately called points or obelisks, these four sided towers are cut and polished from blue aragonite. This material is commonly sold under the trade name "Caribbean Calcite" due to its striking color combination of light blue color mixed with white and light sandy brown, reminiscent of waves rolling up a tropical beach. Option E even has a sea gull! Calcite and

Etching has also created a light crosshatch effect in the surface

with fully fanning crystals at edges

This one is a bit more abstract

which is colorless quartz

Approx weight: 100–200g

Approx dimensions: 4 x 3 x

This gives the crystals a brick-red tint softened by the glittery clear surface

This quartz and calcite specimen from the Potosí Mine is one of my favorites I've seen from this locale

This material would most accurately be named "chrysanthemum rhyolite" but you know I can't pass up a goblin-y name like spider jasper

taking on an other-worldly indigo glow

I'm skeptical that turtles were this prolific of defecators based on the number of Madagascar "coprolites" on the market

with an icy blue undertone