Scolecite (#1119) green epidote and clarity

and clarity

Use appropriate rock-breaking tools

mineral content

This cluster came from a small pocket unearthed at Tonglushan earlier this year

but the piece shown is the piece you'll get

Scolecite (#1119) green epidote and clarityApproximate Size: 4 inches Scolecite. Location; Banoti Jalgaon Maharashtra, India Scolecite forms as a secondary mineral through a process called hydrothermal alteration, primarily within the cavities of volcanic rocks like basalt, were silica rich solutions percolate and deposit crystals of scolecite as they cool and evaporate, often forming needle like structures within the rock's vesicles(gas bubbles) left behind during cooling; it is often