Blue Aragonite specimen 59*34*44mm 88.5g Fluorescent with some minor green tourmaline

with some minor green tourmaline and mica

Its release is transformative

These qualities reflect its origins in volcanic activity and the minerals present in the lava from which the rock formed

This Rhodochrosite sphere weighs 320g

Azurite and numerous other secondary copper minerals

Blue Aragonite specimen 59*34*44mm 88.5g Fluorescent with some minor green tourmalineBlue Aragonite specimen This Blue Aragonite specimen 59*34*44mm weighs 88. 5g. Blue Aragonite, also sometimes called Caribbean Calcite, is a form of Aragonite. Aragonite is a calcium carbonate mineral, which forms in limestone caves and around hot springs. It has the same composition as Calcite, with a more compact structure. It is often recognised as a twinned pseudo hexagonal prismatic crystal. Twinning results from interruptions during the growth