Stibnite cluster, Jiangxi, China lavender

Stibnite cluster, Jiangxi, China lavenderStibnite is a sulfide and the main ore of antimony. While it is considered toxic, and can be harmful if inhaled or swallowed; it is safe to keep on your shelf or in your display case. Wash your hands after handling; DO NOT LICK, and keep away from kids and pets. If brutalist architucture was a mineral.. this would be it. Lusterous silvery grey stibnite cluster from Jiangxi Prov., China. (Possibly from the Wuling Antimony Mine in Qingjiang). Long,

Has a hairline fracture that feels stable BUT I did not put much pressure on it

Measures roughly 2” x 1

Will come with the small black base

just wash your hands after

Beautiful deep teal (blue green) with hints of brighter/lighter blue turquoise cabochon ring set in

beautifully coloured and patterned Dinobone is called Gembone

Stunning paired azurite “blueberry” from the Blue Crystal mines in Utah

Measures 1

There is a teeeeeeny tiny fluorite cube attached

Ammolite is the iridescent or opalized outer-layer of fossilized ammonites (ancestors of our modern nautilus)

5 cm x 7 cm)

Reynolds County