Honey Calcite - Statement Specimen host rock The heat spontaneously combusts the

The heat spontaneously combusts the organic materials and vaporizes any remains

This iridescence is typically caused by the thin-film interference of light within microscopic layers or inclusions on the mineral's surface

The word druse

while the larger tabular crystal sections contrast beautifully with the smaller clustered formations around them

and metal work milled in India

Honey Calcite - Statement Specimen host rock The heat spontaneously combusts theMined from: Santa Eulalia mining district, Chihuahua, Mexico Description: This one of a kind Honey Calcite large statement specimen from Mexico features a dense cluster of sharp, bladed to scalenohedral Calcite crystals in warm golden yellow, amber, caramel, and smoky brown tones. The crystals form a dramatic, sparkling surface with many pointed terminations and layered translucent faces. Darker internal zoning and iron rich inclusions create