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Description
bladed crystal formations
The specific fluorescence colors can range from soft pinks to more intense oranges
It is named for the Chara River in the Sakha Republic
Collectors prize the deposit’s well-formed alpine quartz crystals and accessory minerals which crystallized from hydrothermal fluids in the alpine clefts
Natural Clinochlore (Seraphinite) Specimen TF3262 citrine bladed crystal formationsNatural Clinochlore (Seraphinite) Specimen Approx. Dimensions: 2. 25x2x1. 25 inches Approx. Weight: 79. 4 grams Locality: Korshunovskiy Mine, Zheleznogorsk City, Irkutskaya Oblast, Russia Clinochlore is a green colored mineral belonging to the chlorite group, a subset of phyllosilicates. It forms in metamorphic environments, particularly in regions with low grade metamorphism, such as shale and slate deposits. Historically, clinochlore has been
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