Desert Rose Specimen - Height: 4 cm - Width: 8 cm- 410 g - (1)

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Desert rose specimen, rosa del deserto, a gypsum crystal aggregate from Morocco, measuring 9 × 8 × 4 cm and weighing 410 g.

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The desert rose is a common sedimentary formation in desert regions.
Its color fades from orange to ochre yellow, and it is an aggregate of gypsum crystals that forms under specific environmental and climatic conditions.
Originating from Morocco
Dimensions: 9x8x4 cm
Weight: 410 g
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The desert rose is a common sedimentary formation in desert regions.
Its color fades from orange to ochre yellow, and it is an aggregate of gypsum crystals that forms under specific environmental and climatic conditions.
Originating from Morocco
Dimensions: 9x8x4 cm
Weight: 410 g
Shipping with express courier (tracking)

Details

Number of objects
1
Main mineral
Desert Rose
Mineral form
Specimen
Weight
410 g
Country of origin
Morocco
Height
4 cm
Width
8 cm
Depth
9 cm
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Objects sold
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