Afghanite Europe The bands are divided by

The bands are divided by a well-balanced white / colorless Chalcedony section in the middle that didn't receive any of the Chrysocolla inclusions to create this eye-catching stone

The front of the piece is undamaged

and tiny tan crystals of Sigloite and small whitish spheres of Wavellite

This is an outstanding "floater" "Copper Rose" pseudomorph specimen from the only place in the world where they are found

Afghanite Europe The bands are divided byThis complex feldspathoid is one of the more obscure members of the Cancrinite group, especially in fine quality specimens. The vast majority of Afghanite crystals, no matter how saturated the color may be, are opaque. This specimen hosts a beautiful, sharp, lustrous, well formed, prismatic crystal of Afghanite measuring a whopping 4. 0 cm jutting out of massive white Calcite matrix. A great display specimen of a species that is only found in good