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Green apophyllite is easy to pick out in a mineral collection, with glassy crystals that end in neat pyramid tips. Here it sits with zeolite in a single cluster that measures a little over five inches across.
The green crystals catch light from the front and the sides, so the cluster reads well on a shelf, in a cabinet or on a desk where you will see it every day. An in hand photo gives you a feel for the scale. If you are wondering whether a piece this size feels substantial, it weighs a little over half a kilogram, enough to feel solid in the hand without being hard to move. Apophyllite and zeolites often come out of the same basalt cavities, which is why the two are so often seen together. A mineral lover, a new homeowner or anyone who enjoys green stones would be glad to unwrap it. You will receive this exact cluster, the one in every photo.
It is about 5.5 by 3.825 by 2.825 inches tall and weighs about 0.58 kilograms.
Apophyllite is a group of silicate minerals that forms glassy, prismatic or tabular crystals, colorless, white or green, at about 4.5 to 5 on the Mohs scale. It is usually found with zeolites, a family of more than 40 hydrated aluminum silicate minerals that grow in open cavities in basalt. The basalts near Jalgaon, Mumbai and Pune in India are major sources.
Stone Meaning: Apophyllite is traditionally associated with spiritual growth and awareness.
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