Vivianite Crystal Specimen from Ukraine TF2677 chrome chalcedony Keeping a statue of Radha-Krishna

Keeping a statue of Radha-Krishna can be a reminder in our own spiritual practice of the oneness that exists between God

where individual atoms arrange themselves into a repeating lattice structure

Pink opal is relatively more opaque compared to other opals

Composed of magnesium iron aluminum cyclosilicate

making specimens from Nikolaevskiy highly desirable examples of classic Russian mineralogy

Vivianite Crystal Specimen from Ukraine TF2677 chrome chalcedony Keeping a statue of Radha-KrishnaVivianite Crystal Specimen from Ukraine Approx. Dimensions: 2. 5x2x1 inches Approx. Weight: 31. 2 grams Locality: Kamysh Burun, Kertch, Crimea, Ukraine This vivianite specimen from Kerch, Ukraine features the minerals characteristic deep blue to blue green coloration, often darkening with exposure to light. Vivianite is an iron phosphate known for its vitreous to pearly luster and bladed or prismatic crystal forms, and specimens from Kerch are valued