Calcite and Stibnite Crystal Cluster with Wooden Stand front view with props in the background
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Calcite and Stibnite Crystal Cluster with Wooden Stand closeup for detail
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Calcite and Stibnite Crystal Cluster with Wooden Stand back view
Calcite and Stibnite Crystal Cluster with Wooden Stand side view
Calcite and Stibnite Crystal Cluster with Wooden Stand with ruler and hand for size reference
Calcite and Stibnite Crystal Cluster with Wooden Stand video showing crystal at different angles

Stibnite on Calcite Cluster with Carved Wooden Stand - One of a Kind

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Stibnite is the main ore of antimony, and here its small metallic crystals coat translucent white calcite rosettes that open out in petal shapes.

The calcite formed as tabular crystals arranged in rosettes, and each one carries a natural layer of fine stibnite, so the white petals look dusted in dark metal. It stands on an elegant carved wooden stand, which lifts it into view on a table, desk, shelf or display cabinet and makes it look finished from day one. At just over 8 inches tall and 7.5 pounds, it is a substantial piece for a collector, an office or a study. The white calcite and lead gray stibnite contrast clearly, so the piece reads well from across a room. It makes a memorable gift for a mineral collector or anyone who likes metallic minerals. This is the exact specimen and stand shown.

The specimen on its stand is about 8.5 by 5.25 by 8.125 inches tall and weighs about 3.47 kilograms (7 pounds 10 ounces).

About Stibnite and Calcite

Stibnite is antimony sulfide and the most important ore of antimony. It is lead gray with a metallic luster, can tarnish blackish or iridescent, and is very soft (2 on the Mohs scale). Calcite is calcium carbonate, and the Xikuangshan mine, the world's largest antimony deposit, is known for stibnite crystals alongside calcite.

Stone Meaning: Calcite is traditionally associated with clarity and renewal.

Additional Details

  • You receive the exact stibnite and calcite specimen and carved wooden stand shown.
  • About 8.5" x 5.25" x 8.125" tall; about 3.47kg (7 lb 10 oz).
  • Contains antimony. This is a display specimen: wash your hands after handling, keep it away from food, pets and small children, and never use it in water, elixirs or the mouth.
  • Stibnite and calcite are soft; handle by the base and dust with a soft brush.
  • Wooden stand included; lift the specimen and stand separately when moving them.
  • Photos show the actual piece.

Shipping and Returns

  • Carefully packed in reinforced packaging made to protect fragile crystals and minerals in transit.
  • We have shipped delicate stones for years, and every order is packed with that experience.
  • Covered by our 30-day return policy.

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