Phosphorescent Golden Honey Calcite Crystals on Druzy Quartz in Basalt Pocket faden It is cut and ground

It is cut and ground into the traditional Jalgaon display form—flat-bottom and self-standing—so the pocket is presented face-forward

Fluorescent with 365nm long wave ultraviolet light

but the skill of the miners in Maharashtra finished that column and done in a way that does not detract from the beauty of the piece

all on a matrix that has been trimmed

Phosphorescent Golden Honey Calcite Crystals on Druzy Quartz in Basalt Pocket faden It is cut and groundFluorescent and phosphorescent Honey Yellow Calcite on druzy quartz, with a classic zeolite assemblage in a celadonite lined basalt vesicle. This specimen is a classic example of secondary mineralization from the basalt cavities of the Deccan Traps in western India, an area world renowned for producing aesthetic calcite, quartz, and zeolite combinations. The piece displays a cross section through a mineralized gas vesicle (lava bubble). It is cut and