Premium - Géode Célestine Geode - Height: 140 mm - Width: 100 mm- 1800 g - (1)






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Meteorite geode from Madagascar; main mineral Premium - Géode Célestine; dimensions 140 mm high by 100 mm wide; weight 1800 g.
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Premium - Celestine Geode
An essential for your interior decor
Celestine comes from the Latin term « coelestis » which means « celestial ». More commonly translated as “sky blue.” In 1789, shortly after its discovery, the German mineralogist Abraham Gottlob Werner would name this crystal thus, its reflections resembling a sky bathed in light.
Its color, very gentle, earned it the nickname “Stone of Angels.” According to legend, it was born from the pure and hypnotic song of angels. It is also associated with the Pleiades constellation, considered humanity’s spiritual cradle.
Many synonyms are linked to it, including celestite, cliftonite, dioxynite, sicilianite, or strontian sulfate.
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Premium - Celestine Geode
An essential for your interior decor
Celestine comes from the Latin term « coelestis » which means « celestial ». More commonly translated as “sky blue.” In 1789, shortly after its discovery, the German mineralogist Abraham Gottlob Werner would name this crystal thus, its reflections resembling a sky bathed in light.
Its color, very gentle, earned it the nickname “Stone of Angels.” According to legend, it was born from the pure and hypnotic song of angels. It is also associated with the Pleiades constellation, considered humanity’s spiritual cradle.
Many synonyms are linked to it, including celestite, cliftonite, dioxynite, sicilianite, or strontian sulfate.
About the shipment:
With us, you can always rely on careful and dependable shipping. Please therefore pay promptly to avoid delays.
When you buy multiple lots, you only pay shipping costs once; please make sure that each lot is eligible for combined shipping.
About our lots:
We prioritize excellent customer service and reliability, because your experience and satisfaction are of the utmost importance to us. Feel free to browse our fantastic reviews from other buyers, which show that we are highly rated. Each of our items is photographed individually, ensuring that the attached photos accurately represent the actual item for sale.
