10.75" Polish Flint Freeform Display DX673 azurite geode Zodiac - No known association

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357g Optical Calcite Freeform

Sometimes oxidization of the pyrite will cause a brown or iridescent film to form on the face

The piece of moldavite in this ring is set in sterling silver and size 5

Fluorite from this locality has such strong fluorescence that it will even turn blue under direct sunlight

10.75" Polish Flint Freeform Display DX673 azurite geode Zodiac - No known associationPolish Flint Freeform Approx. Dimensions: 10. 75 x 4. 5 x 2 inches Approx. Weight: 3420 grams Locality: Sandomierz, Poland This freeform has a full polish on one side but has been left unpolished on the back. Polish Flint is known for its incredibly beautiful banding. It forms in concretions, or large nodules, in Jurassic limestone from about 160 million years ago. During the Neolithic Period, about 5000 3500 years ago, flint was used for the