Double Terminated Amethyst Meteorites known as the Widmanstätten pattern

known as the Widmanstätten pattern

The Glossopteris fossil is a key component in understanding the evolution of ancient plant life and the geological history of Australia

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5x5x11 cms

5 x 10 Cm (Avg)

Double Terminated Amethyst Meteorites known as the Widmanstätten patternSize: 8x3x4 cms Weight: 110 grams Location: Chibuku Mine, Zimbabwe Product Description: A rare and exceptional crystal formation of amethyst, showcasing its deep purple color, crystalline structure, and double termination, from the Chibuku Mine in Zimbabwe. Geological Information: Location: Chibuku Mine, Zimbabwe (notably in the Masvingo Province) Type: Double Terminated Amethyst (a type of quartz mineral) Age: Approximately 2. 5 billion years old