RARE Green Natrolite with Stilbite on Chalcedony | SELF STANDING | Indian Mineral | Superb Minerals | Rare Minerals | Collectors Piece - image 1
RARE Green Natrolite with Stilbite on Chalcedony | SELF STANDING | Indian Mineral | Superb Minerals | Rare Minerals | Collectors Piece - image 2
RARE Green Natrolite with Stilbite on Chalcedony | SELF STANDING | Indian Mineral | Superb Minerals | Rare Minerals | Collectors Piece - image 3
RARE Green Natrolite with Stilbite on Chalcedony | SELF STANDING | Indian Mineral | Superb Minerals | Rare Minerals | Collectors Piece - image 4
RARE Green Natrolite with Stilbite on Chalcedony | SELF STANDING | Indian Mineral | Superb Minerals | Rare Minerals | Collectors Piece - image 5
RARE Green Natrolite with Stilbite on Chalcedony | SELF STANDING | Indian Mineral | Superb Minerals | Rare Minerals | Collectors Piece - image 6
RARE Green Natrolite with Stilbite on Chalcedony | SELF STANDING | Indian Mineral | Superb Minerals | Rare Minerals | Collectors Piece - image 7

RARE Green Natrolite with Stilbite on Chalcedony | SELF STANDING | Indian Mineral | Superb Minerals | Rare Minerals | Collectors Piece

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RARE green Natrolite with Stilbite on top of Chalcedony. This is a self standing piece from the late 1980’s. The rare green Natrolite is a must add to your mineral collection. Dimensions: approximately 3.75 x 3.5 x 3.5Locality: Mahad, India

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SpeciesChalcedony, Natrolite, Stilbite
Listed on07/28/2026
LocalityIndia, Maharashtra

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Chalcedony
Mineral guide
Learn about Chalcedony
microcrystalline quartz with agate, jasper, chrysoprase; waxy to glassy surfaces, banding and botryoidal forms, a colorful, collectible spectrum.
Chalcedony
Regional guide
Chalcedony from Maharashtra, India
from Maharashtra — basalt-filled cavities yield botryoidal skins, agate bands, and blue-gray crusts; prized for Deccan origin and collector appeal.