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Chrysocolla Sphere #5866

Chrysocolla Sphere, Mexico, 3.3 inches in diameter. Do you ever wonder what the earth looks like from the space station on a rainy day?  Clouds with trees peaking through (Malachite) and a beautiful blue ocean (Chrysocolla) is what I see in...

Hematite with Malachite and Chrysocolla #5846

Hematite with Chrysocolla and Malachite Sphere, 3.1 inches in diameter. Saw this material in Tucson in 2019 and fell in love.  I was fortunate enough to buy some before it hits the market in mass for 2020.  From Chile, it combines...

Australian Lepidolite Sphere #5828

Australian Lepidolite Sphere, 3 inches in diameter. Where else in the world would have a Lepidolite with schiller?  This sphere does.  Not being continuously purple, the flash you get from the Lepidolite between the quartz more than...

Golden Amphibolite Sphere #5808

Golden Amphibolite Sphere, Australia, 3.6 inches in diameter. Created by heat and pressure this metamorphic rock consists of hornblend and actinolite with little or no quartz.  It originates from the Abydos Pilbara region of Western...

Oregon Flame Agate Sphere #5647

Oregon Flame Agate Sphere, 2.9 inches in diameter. This is part of a parcel of preforms and cubes I purchased.  Most of the lot were common Onyx that I will never work.  The original materials all came from the estate of a 95 year...

Indonesian Petrified Palm #5566

Indonesian Petrified Palm Sphere, 3.4 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...

Indonesian Petrified Palm Sphere #5532

Indonesian Petrified Palm Sphere, 4.3 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...

Ballarat Marble Sphere #5325

Ballarat Marble Sphere, California, 3 inches in diameter. In this desolate are in the canyons of the Panamint range south of Death Valley lies the almost ghost town of Ballarat.  It has 1 residence.  To the south about a quarter...

Ballarat Sphere #5317

Ballarat Marble Sphere, California, 3.4 inches in diameter. In this desolate are in the canyons of the Panamint range south of Death Valley lies the almost ghost town of Ballarat.  It has 1 residence.  To the south about a...

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...

Rhodocrosite Sphere #5044

Rhodocrosite Sphere, Argentina, 2.2 inches in diameter. Rhodocrosite or manganese carbonate is a beautiful gemmy material from Argentina and is considered their national gemstone.  “Inca Rose” as it is called by the Incas is believed to...

Rhodocrosite Sphere #5018

Rhodocrosite Sphere, Argentina, 2.2 inches in diameter. Rhodocrosite or manganese carbonate is a beautiful gemmy material from Argentina and is considered their national gemstone.  “Inca Rose” as it is called by the Incas is believed to...

Moonstone Sphere #4892

Moonstone Sphere #4892, 2.8 inches in diameter.

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...