Green Tabular Apophyllite with White Mordenite | 266 g | 10 × 8 × 3 cm

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This Green Apophyllite Mordenite specimen showcases vibrant green tabular crystals contrasting against a natural white matrix,highlighting the specimen's crystalline structure and geological formation.
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A natural mineral specimen composed of green Apophyllite and white Mordenite crystals growing together on a shared matrix,preserving their original tabular habit and vitreous luster.
Why this piece stands out:use only these visible features when relevant:green crystals,white matrix,irregular shape,rough texture,crystalline structure.
The specimen features distinct green tabular crystals embedded in a contrasting white mineral matrix,exhibiting an irregular overall shape with a rough,unpolished surface texture that emphasizes its natural crystalline character.
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Specimen:Green Apophyllite Mordenite
Primary Mineral:Apophyllite
Associated Minerals:Mordenite
Matrix/Host Rock:Present
Crystal Habit/Formation:Tabular
Material:Stone-like material
Color:Green
Shape/Formation:Irregular
Finish:Unpolished
Weight:266g
Dimensions:10x8x3cm
Quantity Included:1
Origin:Not specified
Condition:Natural,unaltered
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SKU:MTX-B001-N002
Collector Notes:This piece represents a classic mineral association where Apophyllite and Mordenite crystallize together,offering collectors a clear view of tabular crystal habit and mineral contrast in a natural matrix setting.
Ideal For:Mineral collectors seeking specimens with defined crystal habit and matrix contrast,educational displays illustrating mineral associations,and natural-history collections valuing unaltered geological samples.
FAQ:What minerals are present in this specimen?
This specimen contains green Apophyllite and white Mordenite minerals growing together on a shared matrix.
Is the specimen polished or altered?
No,the specimen is completely unpolished and retains its natural rough texture and crystalline structure as formed.
Important Note:As a natural mineral specimen,variations in crystal exposure,matrix coverage,and surface texture are expected and confirm the specimen's authentic,untreated origin.