Rabbit‑Shaped Pink Rose‑Bladed Calcite with Bright Red LW‑UV Fluorescence, Fengjiashan Mine, Daye, Hubei, China

This spectacular cabinet‑grade calcite specimen forms a naturally figurative rabbit‑like silhouette. It is composed of dense, stacked thin bladed‑rose calcite crystals growing in successive hydrothermal phases. Delicate petal‑like blades fan outward and overlap densely, tapering upward to a double peak resembling rabbit ears, creating a lifelike natural sculptural form without any artificial carving or modification.

The soft pale‑pink tone comes from trace manganese and iron impurities inside the calcite lattice. Crystalline blades retain sharp edges and smooth vitreous luster, with fine texture across the whole cluster. The rear side shows solid massive calcite matrix for stable support.

Collected from the historic Fengjiashan‑Tonglushan mining district of Daye, Hubei — a world‑renowned Chinese locality for aesthetic calcite specimens. Figurative rose‑blade aggregates with such perfect rabbit‑shape habit are extremely rare on the mineral market, as mining activities in this classic deposit have diminished.

Condition: Natural raw specimen, intact blade crystals with only minor natural contact marks, no repair, glue or restoration. A custom acrylic display base is provided for upright cabinet presentation. A premium collectible piece for mineral connoisseurs, museum‑style display and geological collections.

Natural rabbit‑figurative shape, uncarved raw calcite sculpture

Dense stacked thin bladed “rose‑petal” crystal habit

Soft natural pale‑pink color with bright vitreous luster

Classic locality: Fengjiashan Mine, Daye Hubei Province

Comes with fitted acrylic display stand for easy exhibition