This week I prepare great minerals for You. Top mesolite with thomsonite. Mesolite is a mineral that belongs to the zeolite group and is commonly found as white to colorless fibrous masses. Thomsonite, on the other hand, is a member of the same group and typically occurs as pink to peach-colored aggregates. When messolite occurs on thomsonite, it forms delicate, white, fibrous coatings that contrast nicely against the peach-colored background. This type of specimen is known to occur in various localities in India, such as Pune and Mumbai, and is highly sought after by mineral collectors due to its unique appearance. Condition as on pictures. Very aesthetic specimen much better in person. I'm trying to show You specimens and crystals hand selected, not usual, beautiful and pricey. condition as on pictures. Color is very difficult to reproduce in the pictures. Some pictured specimens show slightly different shades that seen with a human eye. Generally in my opinion the colors in reality are slightly prettier.