Mineral Spheres

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Purple Sagenite Sphere #5300

Purple Sagenite Sphere, China, 2.9 inches in diameter. Don't ask me what it is, I do not know.  At first I thought it might be Fluorite but after trying different polishes, it just doesn't work up like any other of that material.  Now I am...

Redd Sage Sphere #5273

Red Sage Sphere, China, 2.9 inches in diameter. Another material that I picked up that is new on the market.  It may be red stromatolite.  The use is a highly silicated limestone.  Really made the saws sing when I was...

Purple Sagenite Sphere #5254

Purple Sagenite Sphere, China, 4.2 inches in diameter. Don't ask me what it is, I do not know.  At first I thought it might be Fluorite but after trying different polishes, it just doesn't work up like any other of that material.  Now I am...

Septarian Nodule Sphere #4660

Septarian Nodule Sphere, Utah, 2.8 inches in diameter. 50-70 million years ago, volcanic eruptions created the limestone mud balls that are the out surface of Sectarian nodules.  As time passed, decomposed sea shells drifted into the...

Strawberry Onyx Sphere #4271

Strawberry Onyx Sphere, 3.9 inches in diameter. Located in the Bristol mountains to the north and east on Ludlow, Ca , this area is now part of the California desert protection act.  I do not know the current collecting status...

Strawberry Onyx Sphere #4121

Strawberry Onyx Sphere, 3.9 inches in diameter. Located in the Bristol mountains to the north and east on Ludlow, Ca , this area is now part of the California desert protection act.  I do not know the current collecting status...

Dragon's Blood Sphere #4027

Dragon Blood Stone Sphere, Western Australia, 3.9 inches in diameter. Known by various names, Dragon Stone, Dragon Blood Jasper, this material is really a Fuchsitic Chert.  It originates in the Pilbara region in Western Australia in a local called...

Indonesian Petrified Palm Sphere #3924

Indonesian Petrified Palm Sphere, 3.6 inches in diameter. Indonesian Petrified Palm s a microchrystaline quartz formed by silica carried by underground water replaces cell structure after the palm trunks have been buried under hundred of yards of...

Aragonite Sphere #2787

Aragonite Sphere, China, 3.95 inches in diameter.

Blue Diamond Lapis Sphere #2722

Blue Diamond Lapis Sphere, 4.1 inches in diameter. Blue Diamond Lapis, Graves Mountain, Georgia.   Not a lot of blue, no diamonds and no Lapis in this material.  Makes you wonder how people come up with these names. Wasn't sure how this...

Pinolith Sphere #2670

Pinolith Sphere, 2.7 inches in diameter. Originating in the Turen Mountains of Austria, this material is a combination of magnesite and dolomite.  I was so impressed with the patterns, I had to have some.  It has taken a beautiful polish...

Sonora Chrysocolla Sphere #2422

Sonora Chrysocolla Sphere, 3.2 inches in diameter. The colors of this sphere do not photograph well.  It is actually much more varied that shows.

Eudialyte Sphere #1708

Eudialyte Sphere, Sweden, 3.9 inches indiameter. Beautiful polish for this Eudialyte Sphere.  Large patches of purple Eudialyte mixed with white Alkali Feldspar and Black Aegrine.  

Binthalya Sphere #1534

Binthalya Opal Sphere, Western Australia, 3.9 inches in diameter. Not sure what Australia does not have..... Here we have swirls of yellow and cream with a hint of mauve.  Beautiful patterns in gorgeous pastels.  

Mushroom Rhyolite Sphere #0640

Mushroom Rhyolite Sphere, 3.5 inches in diameter.

Binthaly Sphere #0429

Binthaly Sphere #0429, Western Australia, 3.9" in diameter.