Rare Ammolite Fossil Gemstone Specimen, Canada (Video) gem torch Specimen measures approx

Specimen measures approx

• Rose Quartz

Tenebrescence (also known as reversible photochromism) is the rare ability of certain minerals to change color when exposed to light (such as UV rays or sunlight)

A large polished pyramid of Banded Onyx Calcite with an incredible mix of earthy coloured Calcites such as greens

A flashy sphere of Black Tourmaline needle crystals within Clear Quartz

Rare Ammolite Fossil Gemstone Specimen, Canada (Video) gem torch Specimen measures approxA genuine piece of Ammolite fossil, an incredibly rare, iridescent organic gemstone formed from the fossilized shells of extinct marine mollusks called ammonites. Sourced from the Bearpaw formation, Alberta, Canada. Swipe to see a video of the flashes. Approx. 2. 9cm x 2. 5cm x 1. 6cm.