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Material: Natural Crystal. All the pictures are taken in normal sunlight. Size(Approx): 99 84 31 mm (1inc=25.4mm).

Weight(Approx): 143g (1LB=453.59g). All the pictures are taken in normal sunlight. ( In order to show the accuracy of the crystal, images may be amplified, give priority to with actual size). And we will do our best to solve the p...

It is my responsibility to serve you, and we will provide you with the best service attitude and assistance with any issues. Size (about):94 67 63mm.

It is my responsibility to serve you, and we will provide you with the best service attitude and assistance with any issues. Size (about):93 65 58mm.

Material: Natural Crystal. All the pictures are taken in normal sunlight. And we will do our best to solve the problem and give you a satisfying answer.

Material: Natural Crystal. All the pictures are taken in normal sunlight. And we will do our best to solve the problem and give you a satisfying answer.

It is my responsibility to serve you, and we will provide you with the best service attitude and assistance with any issues. Weight：120 G.

Hi there. I am selling this beautiful, purple, grape agate chalcedony specimen. These lovely specimens come from the island of Sulawesi, Indonesia! They are totally and completely fascinating and I loved them from the moment I fir...

Hi there. I am selling this stunning rhodochrosite with quartz mineral Specimen from the legendary Sweet Home Mine in Colorado. This piece is very lustrous and a real gem. Thanks so much for visiting my store and have a great day!...

Hi there. I am selling this cute little champagne topaz and fluorite crystal cluster mineral specimen from Juab County, Utah. These are called thumbnail specimens, or sometime people call the 'perkies', either way, they are a supe...

It is my responsibility to serve you, and we will provide you with the best service attitude and assistance with any issues. Size (about):77 55 20mm.

Location: Minas Gerais, Brazil. Perky boxes are 1.25" in height, so you can get an idea of the size of these minerals. Fluorescent minerals use either a Shortwave, Midwave, or Longwave Ultraviolet light.