Halite Crystal Specimen from Searles Lake, California calcite specimen on a layer of chalcedony

on a layer of chalcedony over a trimmed basalt matrix pocket

The piece is UV reactive and fluoresces shades of white and light colors with long wave UV light source (365 nm) and a beautiful green with 254nm short wave UV

composed of finely interspersed crystals of the mineral lazurite with calcite or marble and pyrite

Cassiterite is a tin oxide mineral that is often found in association with cleavelandite

It has a soothing and calming energy that can help with stress relief

Halite Crystal Specimen from Searles Lake, California calcite specimen on a layer of chalcedonyWhite cubic halite crystal cluster with beautiful growth patterns. There is some pink in the specimen but the crystals are white with a hint of pale pink. Size: 53 x 52 x 25 mm. 44 grams. From: Searles Lake, Trona, California Pink halite crystals are a fascinating mineral specimen, particularly those from Searles Lake in California. These crystals are not only visually striking with their pink hue, but they also have an interesting formation process.