Botryoidal Chalcedony – Large Dome Formation – Maharashtra, India large titanite The heulandite fan shares the

The heulandite fan shares the trimmed-out pocket of volcanic basalt rock with clear fluorapophyllite crystals and minor peach stilbite crystals

Both 365 nm long wave and 254 nm short wave cause fluorescence with short wave brighter and more orange than pink

Third Eye- purple fluorite octahedron

The crystal does have some internal structure and golden clay inclusions

Botryoidal Chalcedony – Large Dome Formation – Maharashtra, India large titanite The heulandite fan shares theA classic specimen of botryoidal chalcedony featuring a well formed larger dome and smaller chalcedony growths. The surface exhibits a smooth, natural luster with a soft reflective quality and subtle translucence. Formed within a volcanic cavity in the Deccan Traps, this piece represents stable silica deposition that allowed for the development of thick, rounded botryoidal forms. Natural surface variation typical of botryoidal chalcedony growth.