Pink Halite on Trona Specimen DS538 mounted but its distinctive green appearance

but its distinctive green appearance can make it a sought-after and intriguing addition to gem and jewelry collections

The main point has several terminations on the bottom with a self-healed face and several smaller crystals attached

it has been treasured for its distinctive optical effects

labradorite belongs to the plagioclase feldspar group

Weight: 57 grams

Pink Halite on Trona Specimen DS538 mounted but its distinctive green appearancePink Halite on Trona Specimen Approx. Dimensions: 2. 75x2x1. 25 inches Approx. Weight: 75 grams Locality: Owens Lake, Inyo County, California Acrylic display stand not included. Halite on trona from Owens Lake, California, represents a unique geological occurrence where two minerals, halite (common salt) and trona (a sodium carbonate mineral), coexist in a visually striking formation. Owens Lake, located in the Eastern Sierra Nevada region, was