This specimen is the negative imprint of a track left behind on the banks of the Portland Formation
lapis translates to stone
This beloved stone possesses a very exciting and unique history
You will receive the amethyst specimen pictured
The contrast of this piece can not be beaten
Hemimorphite - China This specimen is the negativeThis is a great example of botryoidal hemimorphite. Even though it is small in size, it has all the characteristics you want in a nice specimen. This piece reminds us of a piece of cake! Hemimorphite is a zinc base silicate mineral, up to 54% zinc, that often forms tabular crystals. However, it can also grow in botryoidal patterns. Some common colors seen are clear, white, blue, yellow, and brown. Its name comes from the word "hemimorphic", referring