Calcite - Specimen divided jewelry box and bringing buried feelings to

and bringing buried feelings to the surface

The contrast between the light fossil bone and the darker teeth makes the anatomy easy to read

was a period when flowering plants and early mammals diversified

late-stage fluids allow large aluminum fluoro-silicate crystals to grow with well-defined faces

The name “rutile” comes from the Latin rutilus

Calcite - Specimen divided jewelry box and bringing buried feelings toMined from: Rembang area, Central Java, Indonesia Description: This one of a kind Calcite mineral specimen from Indonesia features a bright cluster of translucent to milky white Calcite crystals growing across a tan natural matrix. The specimen shows a dense formation of sparkling crystal points, with larger glassy Calcite crystals rising among smaller druzy growths. Open pockets and exposed matrix areas add depth and contrast, giving the piece a