Spirit Flower San Benito, Chihuahua, Mexico Item:B

Spirit Flower San Benito, Chihuahua, Mexico Item:BSpirit Flower Geodes: A New Find from Chihuahua, Mexico Discovered recently in 2021 at a mine in San Benito, Chihuahua, Mexico, the "Spirit Flower" is a highly sought after geode known for its complex mineral composition and striking beauty. These pieces feature a mesmerizing combination of deep purple fluorite, a layer of blue botryoidal chalcedony, and a coating of sparkling druzy quartz crystals. Their appearance often suggests a flower, enhancing

Smallest beads are 5mm and largest are 25mm

Rosasite is a secondary mineral often found in the oxidation zones of copper-zinc deposits

Beads range from 18x25mm to 32x45mm

This captivating iridescence is a natural phenomenon caused by a thin coating of iron oxides (thin-film oxidation)

These pieces feature a mesmerizing combination of deep purple fluorite

A must-have for any serious collector of worldwide Fluorite or Mexican minerals

The design & shapes are truly unusual

or colored red by hematite inclusions

Beads are about 7-20mm diameter

artisanal workings and are increasingly hard to find due to limited production

These colorful pieces showcase the characteristic blue-green Rosasite associated with vibrant green Malachite

Keshi Pearls come from freshwater pearl beds