Turgite - Spain #2 Popular Crystals_Fluorite It grew up to 7

It grew up to 7 meters (23 feet) in length and likely hunted or scavenged across riverbeds and floodplains

please see photos for details

Clinochlore is a member of the Chlorite group

with many ancient civilisations using it for jewellery

and 'Doron' for gift

Turgite - Spain #2 Popular Crystals_Fluorite It grew up to 7This iridescent Turgite specimen is from the San Valentin Mine in Spain. You will receive the exact Turgite specimen shown in the pictures. Turgite is a trade name used nowadays to refer to Iridescent varieties of iron oxide minerals, most commonly Goethite or Hematite, that often coat other minerals such as Quartz. As it isn't a single, defined thing, it isn't classified as a mineral, and it's usage had changed over the years, originally describing a