Druzy Coral Chalcedony Peach Stilbite Cluster , India chlorite Himalayan Quartz Kunz determined this gemstone was

Kunz determined this gemstone was an existing crystal family called spodumene

skillfully carved to reveal the pale blue and white delicate druzy caves

Aids in personal resolution of inner conflicts

From The Crystal Council

Extremely rare black apophyllite chalcedony

Druzy Coral Chalcedony Peach Stilbite Cluster , India chlorite Himalayan Quartz Kunz determined this gemstone wasTeal coral chalcedony coated with peach stilbite arrows Stilbite is a sodium calcium hydrous aluminum silicate that is a member of the Zeolite family. This mineral crystallizes in the form of thin flattened plates, tabular crystals, as well as aggregates. Its commonly found in association with Apophyllite and Heulandite within basalt and other volcanic rock. Stilbites color is usually white but can be seen as brown, pink, yellow, orange, red or grey.