Pink Halite on Trona Specimen DS538 mounted but its distinctive green appearance

but its distinctive green appearance can make it a sought-after and intriguing addition to gem and jewelry collections

They earned the name "diamonds" due to their natural

labradorite belongs to the plagioclase feldspar group

Great color on this Dominican amber skull carving

He has won several awards for his gemstone cutting in Brazil

Pink Halite on Trona Specimen DS538 mounted but its distinctive green appearancePink Halite on Trona Specimen Approx. Dimensions: 2. 75x2x1. 25 inches Approx. Weight: 75 grams Locality: Owens Lake, Inyo County, California Acrylic display stand not included. Halite on trona from Owens Lake, California, represents a unique geological occurrence where two minerals, halite (common salt) and trona (a sodium carbonate mineral), coexist in a visually striking formation. Owens Lake, located in the Eastern Sierra Nevada region, was