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Dogtooth calcite gets its name from its pointed crystals, and this cluster is covered in large and small ones in deep yellow orange.
The crystals have a polished shine that brings out their color and texture, so it looks warm and rich under a lamp. Display it on a bookshelf, a desk or in a mineral cabinet, where its pointed crystals can be seen from several angles. It is a true collector's piece and a great gift for a rock hound or anyone who loves warm, autumn colors. This is the exact cluster shown.
The cluster is about 6.5 inches long, 5 inches wide and 3.25 inches tall, and weighs about 1.135 kilograms.
Dogtooth spar is calcite that grows as sharp, pointed scalenohedral crystals, named for their resemblance to dog teeth. It forms in caves, veins and geodes. Calcite is soft, 3 on the Mohs scale, so the points are best displayed rather than handled.
Stone Meaning: Calcite is traditionally associated with calm and clarity.
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