Half the fun of a geode is the reveal, and these white druzy geodes arrive already opened so the crystal lining is ready to see.
Inside, a coating of fine white druzy crystals catches light across the cavity, framed by the rougher outer shell. They are small enough to group on a windowsill, add to a terrarium or set on a desk, and makers can split them into smaller pieces for wire wrapped pendants. A photo in hand shows the scale. Every geode forms differently, so no two are alike, and yours will differ in shape, size and crystal pattern from the ones pictured. Pick up a few to group on a shelf or to use in a crafting project.
About Geodes
A geode is a hollow, roughly round rock whose inner walls are lined with crystals or mineral bands. It forms as mineral rich groundwater seeps into a cavity and slowly deposits minerals there, most often agate, chalcedony or quartz. The lining of tiny crystals is called druzy, and each crystal face reflects light on its own, which creates the sparkle.
Additional Details
- Stock photo; yours will be similar.
- One geode, about 1.5 to 2.5" across; sizes and shapes vary.
- Sold pre broken (opened).
