Russian Stichtite Freeform DS1380 picture jasper Approximately 6 to 8 million

Approximately 6 to 8 million years ago (Miocene epoch)

the decaying organic matter seeped into the cracks in the balls of mud and began forming Calcite crystals

A unique specimen of Celestine from a great locality

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and other minerals within sand layers over millions of years

Russian Stichtite Freeform DS1380 picture jasper Approximately 6 to 8 millionRussian Stichtite Freeform Approx. Dimensions: 3. 25x2. 25x1. 5 inches Approx. Weight: 125 grams Locality: Terektinsky Ridge, Altai Republic, Russia Acrylic base and putty not included. Stichtite is a rare carbonate mineral known for its distinctive pink to purple coloration, often occurring in association with serpentine minerals. It is primarily found in regions such as South Africa, Australia, and Canada. Named after Robert Carl Sticht, a South