Marialite Specimen TF1686 phantom lemurian This piece sits on a

This piece sits on a custom milled acrylic base to securely hold the specimen

5 on the Mohs scale and typically occurs in translucent to opaque formations

Slight zoning is evident when viewed under a long-wave UV light

Weight: 1095 grams

Its lightweight and translucent qualities make amber a popular material for crafting beads

Marialite Specimen TF1686 phantom lemurian This piece sits on aMarialite Specimen Approx. Dimensions: 2x1. 5x1 inches Approx. Weight: 32 grams Locality: Sar e Sang, Kuran wa Munjan District, Badakhshan, Afghanistan Marialite is a sodium rich silicate mineral, the sodium endmember of the scapolite group, known for its prismatic crystals, glassy luster, and range of colors (white, yellow, violet, blue, green). Named after Maria Rosa vom Rath, wife of its discoverer, it's a collector's gem found in high pressure