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Shop Rhodochrosite 'Shells' (Wutong Mine, Guangxi, China) - 425_RC1
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Rhodochrosite 'Shells' (Wutong Mine, Guangxi, China) - 425_RC1

SGD 188.18
Only 1 available

2.5 × 1.5 × 1.5cm

These are the famous Wutong Mine Rhodochrosite 'shells' or 'petals' that I got from the Shanghai Mineral Show this year. Rhodochrosite from China was found in several large finds over the last 20 years at Wutong (sometimes spelled Wudong), in Guangxi. Each find, each year, seems to have produced slightly different crystal habits — discs, rhombohedral, tight clusters or spaced crystals.

This specimen is a beautifully pale-pink, slightly translucent, and with gorgeous shell or disc formations that taper out to razor-thin edges.

These are usually quite expensive and hard to find, but we have done our best to maintain as low a price as possible!

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2.5 × 1.5 × 1.5cm

These are the famous Wutong Mine Rhodochrosite 'shells' or 'petals' that I got from the Shanghai Mineral Show this year. Rhodochrosite from China was found in several large finds over the last 20 years at Wutong (sometimes spelled Wudong), in Guangxi. Each find, each year, seems to have produced slightly different crystal habits — discs, rhombohedral, tight clusters or spaced crystals.

This specimen is a beautifully pale-pink, slightly translucent, and with gorgeous shell or disc formations that taper out to razor-thin edges.

These are usually quite expensive and hard to find, but we have done our best to maintain as low a price as possible!

2.5 × 1.5 × 1.5cm

These are the famous Wutong Mine Rhodochrosite 'shells' or 'petals' that I got from the Shanghai Mineral Show this year. Rhodochrosite from China was found in several large finds over the last 20 years at Wutong (sometimes spelled Wudong), in Guangxi. Each find, each year, seems to have produced slightly different crystal habits — discs, rhombohedral, tight clusters or spaced crystals.

This specimen is a beautifully pale-pink, slightly translucent, and with gorgeous shell or disc formations that taper out to razor-thin edges.

These are usually quite expensive and hard to find, but we have done our best to maintain as low a price as possible!

Video: https://www.instagram.com/p/DJhMhmyPl9_/?img_index=1

Note: These are real and natural products, and so might have some flaws or imperfections. We have done our best to pick the best pieces available, but nature is often imperfectly perfect. Therefore, please only make the purchase if you are alright with this.

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