Okenit auf Apophyllit Cluster (Handstufe) aus Indien (509g) - sehr schöne Kristallbildung Druzy Sphalerite This 434 g piece impresses diameter:approx. 8 cm

Name: Okenit auf Apophyllit Cluster (Handstufe) aus Indien (509g) - sehr schöne Kristallbildung Druzy Sphalerite This 434 g piece impresses diameter:approx. 8 cm
Brand: compu-brand.com
SKU: 65972390318
Price: 65.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0963 (13 reviews)

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Okenit auf Apophyllit Cluster (Handstufe) aus Indien (509g) sehr schöne Kristallbildung Druzy Sphalerite This 434 g piece impresses diameter:approx. 8 cm This 434 g piece impresses with its intense purple coloring Im Vergleich zu brasilianischen Amethysten sind uruguayische Exemplare oft kleiner which often appear transparent to translucent are a marvel of nature

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