Grape Agate - Specimen chlorite group mineral Vivianite is named after British

Vivianite is named after British mineralogist John Henry Vivian

Along the edges and underside

It connects you to your intuition and raises your inner frequency

The color runs from pale blue to a slightly greenish-blue

while other areas appear broken or naturally terminated

Grape Agate - Specimen chlorite group mineral Vivianite is named after BritishMined from: Mamuju Regency, West Sulawesi Province, Sulawesi Island, Indonesia Description: This one of a kind Grape Agate mineral specimen from Indonesia has an elongated, branching form covered in dense botryoidal growths. Its colour shifts from muted green and blue grey on one end to smoky lavender, dusty purple, and soft pink across the other, with scattered cream and tan mineral deposits. The rounded formations range from fine bead like clusters