• A rare 4.5-inch blue chalcedony cluster with soft blue hues on a white background. It has accents of stilbite and apophyllite crystal formations.
  • A rare 4.5-inch blue chalcedony cluster with soft blue hues on a white background. It has accents of stilbite and apophyllite crystal formations.
  • A rare 4.5-inch blue chalcedony cluster with soft blue hues on a white background. It has accents of stilbite and apophyllite crystal formations.
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Blue Chalcedony with Diamond Apophyllite | 2.4 pounds

Blue Chalcedony with Diamond Apophyllite | 2.4 pounds

$58.99 USD
$58.99 USD
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This 4.5-inch blue chalcedony cluster is a rarity among minerals due to its stillbite and apophyllite growth. The cluster features soft blue hues with peach accents of the stillbite formations. 

Weight: 2.4 pounds

Height: 4.5 inches

Width: 2 inches

Length: 6.5 inches

This specimen comes with a stand.

Color shades can vary on all-natural stones. Please allow for slight variations, especially on large natural stones. Remember that all-natural gemstones reveal true beauty under direct sunlight.

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