Natural Mordenite Crystal Cluster – 300 g

Beautiful Natural White Mordenite Crystal Cluster, featuring abundant bright white to translucent Mordenite crystals growing across a richly textured white mineral surface. The specimen displays numerous well-defined crystals with delicate fibrous to elongated forms, together with larger transparent-to-translucent crystals that create an attractive contrast in texture and crystal development.

The dense white Mordenite growth gives the specimen a distinctive snow-white appearance, while the darker natural base visible along the lower edge provides subtle contrast and helps emphasize the extensive crystal coverage. The combination of fine fibrous growth and more prominent individual crystals creates an intricate natural formation.

Mordenite is a zeolite-group mineral and is well documented from the Deccan Trap region of Maharashtra, India. Maharashtra occurrences include Karjat, Lonavala, Jalgaon, Chakan, and other localities, with Mordenite documented in association with minerals such as Stilbite, Heulandite, Calcite, and Apophyllite.

The specimen measures 9 × 9 cm and weighs 300 g, making it a substantial display specimen with a broad, cabinet-friendly profile.

Product Details

• Mineral: White Mordenite
• Formation: Natural crystal cluster
• Color: White, snow-white, and translucent
• Crystal Habit: Fibrous, elongated, and clustered crystal growth
• Weight: 300 g
• Size: 9 × 9 cm
• SKU: MTX-B154-N802
• Condition: Natural mineral specimen

Mineral Features

• Natural white Mordenite crystal growth
• Dense coverage of fine fibrous crystals
• Numerous larger translucent crystal formations
• Attractive elongated and radiating crystal structures
• Snow-white natural coloration
• Subtle translucency and natural luster
• Intricate intergrown crystal texture
• Strong contrast between the white crystals and darker lower base
• Complex three-dimensional crystal formation
• Unique one-of-a-kind specimen
• Suitable for mineral collectors and crystal enthusiasts
• Ideal for cabinet, shelf, or collection display
  
  

  Please Note: This is a natural mineral specimen. Natural variations in color, crystal formation, texture, transparency, inclusions, fractures, cavities, chips, matrix, contact areas, and surface characteristics are expected and contribute to the uniqueness of each specimen.