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often influenced by subtle changes in temperature
Internal fractures and reflective planes catch the light and give it flashes of brighter electric blue
and it is often found in association with minerals such as Barite
Description: This one of a kind Seraphinite specimen has been cut and polished to show broad
Ammolite - Fossil Specimen crystal with inclusions often influenced by subtle changesMined from: Bearpaw Formation, Lethbridge area, Alberta, Canada Era: Late Cretaceous Geological Age: 7075 mya Description: This one of a kind Ammolite fragment shows a preserved section of fossilized ammonite shell with a rough natural surface transitioning into a polished edge where flashes of color come through. Along the lower edge, the classic Ammolite iridescence is visible, displaying shifting tones of green, blue, and subtle hints of purple