Clinochlore Specimen #3 Shape_Freeform - Opens communication channels

- Opens communication channels

What sets it apart from other types of Amethyst

please note as Satin Spar can vary in appearance

Due to the limestone

You will receive the exact Bladed Hematite with Calcite crystal pictured

Clinochlore Specimen #3 Shape_Freeform - Opens communication channelsThis beautiful specimen of Clinochlore is from the Korshunovskoye Iron Mine in Eastern Siberia, Russia. You will receive the exact crystal shown in the photos. Clinochlore is a member of the Chlorite group, and the solid, polishable gem form from Russia is known as Seraphinite. It often has a slightly metallic appearance, and is can crystallise in small clusters, or rosettes. A deep purple pink variety of Clinochlore that is rich in Chromium is known