Prehnite Pseudomorph after Laumontite #7 Popular Crystals_Rose Quartz and they display a subtle

and they display a subtle pink - purple lavender colour fluorescence in daylight

Lovely Septarian cut base freeform with beautiful patterns from Madagascar

The pink colouring comes from Hematite inclusions in the crystals

- A strong protection stone

Gorgeous huge terminated Feldspar crystal with UV reactive Hyalite Opal Specimen from Namibia

Prehnite Pseudomorph after Laumontite #7 Popular Crystals_Rose Quartz and they display a subtleThese wonderful delicate Indian specimens of Prehnite are pseudomorphs after Laumontite, some with snowy white Gyrolite balls on too. You will receive the exact Prehnite crystal pictured. Prehnite was actually the first crystal to be named after a person, Dutch mineralogist Hendrik von Prehnwho discovered it in the late 18th Century in South Africa. Although it is most commonly seen in a soft, apple green colour, it can also be found in blue, orange