Phantom Dogtooth Calcite- Guizhou | River Walkers Minerals Chalcedony Reverse scepters are incredibly uncommon

Reverse scepters are incredibly uncommon growth formations

Rich royal purple-to-blue amethyst blends seamlessly into warm golden citrine

Both fossils display subtle iridescence with flashes of blue

A much larger calcite formation sits near the base

Phantom Dogtooth Calcite- Guizhou | River Walkers Minerals Chalcedony Reverse scepters are incredibly uncommonWeight: 1. 9 lbs (862 g) Dimensions: 5. 3 3. 6 2. 6 inches Locality: Guizhou Province, China This gorgeous phantom dogtooth calcite cluster is covered in lustrous, transparent to honey colored crystals, each preserving an earlier stage of growth within. The vibrant orange phantom zones create beautiful geometric patterns that seem to glow from inside the crystals, giving the specimen incredible beauty. The cluster is packed with well formed calcite