Stibnite Meteorites Note: The Shikote-Alin meteorite fall

Note: The Shikote-Alin meteorite fall in 1947 was a significant event

a sky-blue strontium sulfate mineral

is globally recognized for producing some of the finest apophyllite specimens

5 x 4 x 9 cms (Avg)

and turquoise

Stibnite Meteorites Note: The Shikote-Alin meteorite fallSize: 20 x 9 x 15 Cms Weight: 2. 5 Kgs Location: USA Product Description: Stibnite is a striking metallic mineral composed of antimony sulfide (SbS). It is best known for its elongated, blade like crystals and silvery gray appearance. These crystals often form in radiating or parallel clusters, giving stibnite a dramatic, sculptural look. Stibnite typically forms in hydrothermal veins, where mineral rich hot fluids circulate through fractures in rock.