Purple Aragonite Specimen from Minglanilla, Spain DX3504 UV The Brahin meteorite was found
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The Brahin meteorite was found in 1810 and was the second meteorite ever found in Russia (now Belarus)
Weight: 1700 grams
Hyalite doesn't have the same internal structure of tiny spheres of silicon dioxide that cause precious opals to have brilliant displays of color
Atlantisite Ring Size 7
where a larger crystal grows on top of a smaller one
Purple Aragonite Specimen from Minglanilla, Spain DX3504 UV The Brahin meteorite was foundThis Spanish aragonite specimen has a lovely purple color in the center of the crystals and fades abruptly to an opaque white at the ends. It is fluorescent, and phosphorescent, under a long wave UV light (shown in the last photo). Aragonite is a mineral that belongs to the carbonate group, and it's known for its distinct crystal structure and beautiful array of colors. Chemically, it's composed of calcium carbonate (CaCO), the same compound found in
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