 | Apophyllite, Stilbite & Druzy Quartz - Rock Video Another beautiful crystal from the area around Pune India. |
 | Stunning Crystal Geode - Rock Video This beautiful crystal is comprised of the minerals apophyllite, stilbite and druzy quartz in a basalt matrix. Feng shui your space with it's positive engery. |
 | Museum Quality and Rare Mineral Specimens I am a collector and seller of rare mineral specimens from all over the world. Check out my website at www.teresarocks.com |
 | Enhydro Quartz Crystal w/2 Water Bubbles - Rock Video Large enhydro quartz crystal with two very distinct cavities where water bubbles can be seen with the naked eye. Video shows them very clearly. Water and gas have been enshrowded in this crystal for 124 million years. Pagoda shape near the termination. An incredible piece from the Hunan province of China. Available for purchase for $995.00 + shipping. Paypal and major credit cards accepted. |
 | My Crystal Collection My small but growing crystal collection |
 | Alum Pyramid Seed This is my way to get alum pyramid seeds. Solve potassium alum in hot water and cool it slowly to get alum back. Repeat it each day resolving the same water and the crystals you got last time. You don't need to know the exact temperature or the exact quantity! No cm3 and no grams! You have to calibrate the solution day after day by changing some parameters. Alum pyramid seeds appears suddenly as alum become more present at the lower part of the container, then some molecule start to cristallize and grow in perfect pyramid! |
 | Apophyllite & Stilbite Geode - Rock Video Another fine mineral specimen, this one apophyllite and stilbite with a layer of druzy quartz, from naturalhistoryco.com. http://naturalhistoryco.blogspot.com. |
 | Dugway Geode, Utah "Approximately 6 to 8 million years ago (Miocene epoch), volcanic activity occurred in western Utah and deposited an extrusive igneous rock called rhyolite. Trapped gasses formed cavities within the rhyolite, and millions of years of ground-water circulation allowed minerals to precipitate into the cavities. The result is geodes with spherical shapes and crystal-lined cavities. Roughly 32,000 to 14,000 thousand years ago, a large body of water known as Lake Bonneville covered most of western Utah. The lake's wave activity eroded the geode-bearing rhyolite and redeposited the geodes several miles away in the Dugway geode bed area as lake sediments. Most geodes are typically hollow whereas others are completely filled with massive, banded quartz. The most common mineral found within the geodes is quartz in various colors: clear (rock crystal), purple (amethyst), and pink (rose). From Salt Lake City take I-80 westbound until you reach the Tooele turnoff (exit 99). Travel south on Highway 36 for about 40.5 miles to the Pony Express Road (which is the dirt road just past Faust). Turn west (right) and proceed 50.1 miles on the Pony Express Road to the Dugway geode bed turnoff (sign may be missing). Turn north (right), proceed up the dirt road and look for recent diggings." http://geology.utah.gov/utahgeo/rockmineral/collecting/rkhd0500.htm |
 | Growing Crystals on a Rock Time lapse of calcium carbonate crystals growing on a 'popcorn' rock. Frames were taken every minute over 24 hours. |
 | Large Diamond Cut, Laminated, Sculpted Optic Crystal Diamond |
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