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Green Halite from Carlsbad Potash Mining District, Eddy County, New Mexico tektites Known as a sixling-twin due VC-121

Name: Green Halite from Carlsbad Potash Mining District, Eddy County, New Mexico tektites Known as a sixling-twin due VC-121
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SKU: 29611447389
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Green Halite from Carlsbad Potash Mining District, Eddy County, New Mexico tektites Known as a sixling-twin due VC-121

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Green Halite from Carlsbad Potash Mining District, Eddy County, New Mexico tektites Known as a sixling twin due VC 121 Known as a sixling twin due to the twinning on all axes resulting in a six pointed star Aesthetic specimen of lustrous double terminated pinkish red Heulandite crystals in a fan shaped formation isolated on a bed of sparkling powder blue druzy chalcedony matrix Lustrous rich translucent green cubic halite crystals on matrix Dimensions: 8 x 3

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