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Fluorapophyllite and Stilbite (old classic style)

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This is an excellent Indian Fluorapophyllite specimen that features a large cluster of 2.5 cm, pristine, upright, bright mint green crystals in a large, divergent group prominently displayed at the center of the piece. This classic style, combining luster like glass and a mint color, is from the older material of the late 1980s, really different from anything modern! The Apophyllite crystals have incredible glassy luster and display glistening internal reflections that just make these crystals glow and sparkle. To top it off, the the tips of all the Apophyllites are extremely gemmy and bright, and in great condition. The matrix is covered with finely crystalline Stilbite that looks as if it was dipped in sugar before the Apophyllites were added! The piece is nearly pristine with only a crystal missing from the center of the cluster that is barely noticeable, and it is reflected in a lower price although that is a technicality. Gorgeous contrast and great presentation! Ex. Jack Halpern collection.

Product details

SpeciesStilbite
SizeSmall Cabinet
Dimensions9.7 x 8.6 x 6.5 cm
Added on10/23/2024

Known provenance

DateCollectorAcquisition price
03/2025Unknown Owner$4,000.00
The ArkenstoneNot disclosed

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Stilbite
Mineral guide
Learn about Stilbite
a zeolite famed for bow-tie crystals, pastel colors from white to peach, formed in basalt cavities; prized for form, color, and provenance.
Stilbite
Regional guide
Stilbite from Jalgaon District, India
Jalgaon, India: pearly pastel blades in bow-ties and rosettes, set against basalt; famed for architectural beauty and strong collector appeal.