Description
where silica-rich groundwater moves through porous sandstone and clay layers
like other ammonites
It is often associated with promoting strength
It feels rugged
This transformation preserves the fibrous alignment while creating a dense
Morion Quartz - Specimen wooden jewelry case where silica-rich groundwater moves throughMined from: Huanggang Mine, Hexigten Banner, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia, China Description: This one of a kind morion quartz specimen has a dramatic cluster of dark smoky to nearly black quartz crystals, with several sharp prismatic points growing together across the matrix. The surfaces show a natural sparkle from fine druzy coatings, with lighter mineral deposits scattered between the crystals. The contrast between the glossy black quartz and pale
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