Mined from: Youngite Caves, near Guernsey, Platte County, Wyoming, USA

Description: This one-of-a-kind Youngite specimen from Wyoming features an unusual sculptural formation of rounded, botryoidal surfaces in warm brown and reddish tones. Areas of translucent chalcedony reveal deeper red-brown material beneath, while fine crystalline coatings add a subtle sparkle. Under ultraviolet light, portions of the specimen display a striking bright green fluorescence.

Youngite is a distinctive lapidary and collector material associated with Wyoming, particularly the area around Guernsey. It is known for its combination of chalcedony, jasper-like material and fine druzy crystal coatings, with fluorescent specimens being especially sought after by collectors.

Metaphysically, Youngite is associated with grounding, stability and emotional balance. It is believed to encourage calm thinking, patience and a stronger connection with the Earth, while its fluorescent qualities make it a particularly interesting stone for meditation and crystal collections.

Quantity: 1pc
With this product, you will get the actual stone in the photograph.