Celestine Crystals on matrix - Height: 10 cm - Width: 10 cm- 700 g - (1)

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Celestina meteorite with crystals on matrix from Madagascar, weighing 700 g and measuring 10 by 10 by 9 cm.

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Celestine, derived from the Latin term caelestis (heavenly), referring to the color of the crystals.
It occurs in colorless or slightly bluish tabular crystals, usually in limestones and sedimentary rocks, associated with gypsum, anhydrite, rock salt and sulfur. It is also found with other habits: prismatic, acicular, tabular (red, white or blue), fibrous, coarse, granular and massive.
Celestine may have hydrothermal origin, in association with galena and sphalerite, or evaporitic sedimentary from the evaporation of hypersaline waters in association with sulfur, gypsum, aragonite, chlorides and other typical minerals.

Form in which it occurs in nature
Generally in elongated prismatic crystals, sometimes tabular, colorless or milky white, yellowish, blue, in radiating or parallel aggregates, massive or concretionary.

Beautiful celestine, from Madagascar.

Weight: 700g
Dimensions: 10x10x9 cm

Shipment with express courier (tracking)

Celestine, derived from the Latin term caelestis (heavenly), referring to the color of the crystals.
It occurs in colorless or slightly bluish tabular crystals, usually in limestones and sedimentary rocks, associated with gypsum, anhydrite, rock salt and sulfur. It is also found with other habits: prismatic, acicular, tabular (red, white or blue), fibrous, coarse, granular and massive.
Celestine may have hydrothermal origin, in association with galena and sphalerite, or evaporitic sedimentary from the evaporation of hypersaline waters in association with sulfur, gypsum, aragonite, chlorides and other typical minerals.

Form in which it occurs in nature
Generally in elongated prismatic crystals, sometimes tabular, colorless or milky white, yellowish, blue, in radiating or parallel aggregates, massive or concretionary.

Beautiful celestine, from Madagascar.

Weight: 700g
Dimensions: 10x10x9 cm

Shipment with express courier (tracking)

Details

Number of objects
1
Main mineral
Celestine
Mineral form
Crystals on matrix
Weight
700 g
Country of origin
Madagascar
Height
10 cm
Width
10 cm
Depth
9 cm
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Objects sold
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