H590 Interi Lemon quartz crystal cluster with

Lemon quartz crystal cluster with coordinating baroque pearls and geode

Gem quality green Tourmaline in matrix on a Lucite base

The plaster fragments are hand cast from 18th century molds

It took around 240 million years to create the beautiful quartz crystals covering the interior walls of the Keokuk geode

This mineral is characterized by a silky

H590 Interi Lemon quartz crystal cluster with18th century Italian sunray on a Pyrophyllite base decorated with Titanium Quartz. Pyrophyllite has a pearly luster arranged in fan like groups. This mineral is somewhat uncommon, found in both hydrothermal veins and metamorphic rocks. When heated, it swells up to many times its original volume, hence the name pyrophyllite from the Greek pyros (fire). Size: 12" high x 3" wide x 3" deep