Astrophyllite Specimen from Russia TF088 galena and when it catches the

and when it catches the light you can see the macro-mosaic formation of the prismatic faces of the quartz

Serpentine is a green mineral that belongs to the silicate group

In the final days of Lemuria these beings are said to have "seeded" these crystals with a message of oneness for a people

It is thought to have been discovered in the 1940's

Diameter: 82 mm / 3

Astrophyllite Specimen from Russia TF088 galena and when it catches theAstrophyllite Specimen from Russia Approx. Dimensions: 2x1. 75x1 inches Approx. Weight: 78. 4 grams Locality: Kola Peninsula, Murmansk Oblast, Russia Astrophyllite is a rare and complex mineral known for its shimmering bronze or golden luster, typically forming as bladed crystals or in radiating star like patterns. It is primarily found in metamorphic rocks, with notable deposits in regions such as Russia, Canada, and Greenland. While astrophyllite