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White quartz crystals can be seen underneath the Fluorite along with a cute metallic Galena crystal cube
Empty voids within the coral were naturally replaced with silica-rich mineralization in the form of Quartz crystals and Chalcedony
You can see the original ridge-line / keel of the Ammonite and observe large portions of the shell on either side
creating a beautiful mosaic pattern
Pyrite Sun Rainbow to indigo blueWhether you call them Pyrite Suns or Pyrite Dollars, these interesting mineral formations look like mineralized sand dollars! A unique crystal formation, the Pyrite actually formed as a concretion approximately 300 million years ago. As the Pyrite was compressed between layers of shale, it was unable to grow vertically outward, and was forced to grow in a lateral or radial pattern. This created the fun disc shape these specimens from Sparta, Illinois
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