Black Obsidian Crystal Skull with Hair DD3807 chalcedony this specimen of clinochlore (seraphinite)

this specimen of clinochlore (seraphinite) is a wonderful example of how this material forms

Bronze Rutile Star Cabochon

This trolleite moon has a custom metal stand that holds it perfectly

From the Chibuku Mine in Zimbabwe

or Siddhartha Gautama in Sanskrit

Black Obsidian Crystal Skull with Hair DD3807 chalcedony this specimen of clinochlore (seraphinite)4. 5" Black Obsidian Skull with Hair Approx. Dimensions: 4. 5 x 4 x 4" Approx. Weight: 1. 1kg (2 lb 7 oz) Obsidian is formed when lava extruded from volcanos rapidly cools with little to no crystal growth. The high silica content of the lava it forms from gives obsidian its smooth, glassy texture and look. Obsidian is a very hard and brittle stone, and fractures with sharp edges. Obsidian is not a true mineral due to its lack of a crystalline