Outstanding Rare Bladed Scolecite And Apophyllite Geode From Jalgaon District Maharashtra India Collectors Specimen Home Décor free_standing as well as in cluster

as well as in cluster form

“needle-like” points

in rock formations from 400 Million to 65 Million years in age

and brings harmony along with correct functioning of all the major bodily organs

Benitoite forms light and dark blue

Outstanding Rare Bladed Scolecite And Apophyllite Geode From Jalgaon District Maharashtra India Collectors Specimen Home Décor free_standing as well as in clusterOutstanding Rare Bladed Scolecite And Apophyllite Geode From Jalgaon District Maharashtra India Collectors Specimen Home Dcor Weight 0. 555kg Size 9. 5cm by 8cm Thickness 4. 5cm Scolecite is a hydrous calcium aluminium silicate that is a member of the Zeolite family. It is a secondary crystal that forms in the cavities of basalt, granite, and syenites. The mineral was first reported in 1813 by A. F. Gehlan and J. N. Fuchs in Germany, and was named for