Zeolite Geode (Apophyllite & Stilbite) - Rolling Stand - Statement Specimen


價格 :
銷售價格$30,000.00 CAD
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Specifications

  • Mineral Families Silicates
  • Silicate Subcategories Phylosilicate, Tectosilicate
  • Crystal Habits Bladed, Tabular, Prismatic, Radiating
  • UV Reactive Non Reactive
  • Treatments Natural/None

描述

Mined from: Deccan Traps, Maharashtra, India

Description: This one of a kind Zeolite geode statement specimen from India features a large natural pocket lined with bright, clear to milky-white Apophyllite crystals and warm peach-orange Stilbite accents. The open face shows a deep crystal cavity with sparkling druzy coverage, larger blocky crystal growths, and scattered darker mineral zones around the interior. The outer basalt matrix has been left mostly natural, with a rough brown-grey surface and cut display opening. It is mounted on a heavy rolling stand, making it easier to move and display despite its large size.

Apophyllite and Stilbite are both members of the larger zeolite mineral group, a family of hydrated silicate minerals often found in cavities within volcanic rock. India, especially the Deccan Trap region, is one of the best-known sources for large Zeolite specimens, producing Apophyllite, Stilbite, Heulandite, Chalcedony, Quartz, and other cavity-grown minerals. Large geode-style display pieces like this are valued for their scale, crystal coverage, and natural contrast between the rough outer matrix and the clean crystal interior.

Spiritually, Apophyllite is commonly associated with clarity, calm energy, and mental focus, while Stilbite is often tied to peace, emotional balance, and softer grounding energy. Together, this kind of Zeolite geode is often used as a room display piece, meditation stone, or statement mineral for collectors who want something substantial rather than a small shelf specimen.

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

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