Yellow Scalenohedral Calcite

Daye, Hubei, China

$25.50

Object ID: CIN-001

Gemmy lemon-yellow scalenohedral calcite from Daye, Hubei, China. Each option is an individually photographed specimen; the selected Object ID is the piece you receive.

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About this object

Gemmy lemon-yellow calcite from Daye, Hubei, China, grown as sharp scalenohedral (dogtooth) crystals with bright, glassy faces. Light passes through the crystals and catches on internal planes. The calcite fluoresces under UV light.

Reported locality: Daye, Hubei, China

CIN-001: 25.7 × 17.8 × 36.7 mm · 15.1 g
CIN-003: 29.9 × 27.6 × 47.9 mm · 24.7 g
CIN-004: 30.9 × 22.7 × 45.5 mm · 32.5 g
CIN-005: 33.8 × 32.2 × 49.4 mm · 41.2 g
CIN-006: 31.1 × 20.8 × 45.1 mm · 25.3 g

Each SKU is a single photographed specimen; the piece shown is the piece received. Specimens are supplied loose; the acrylic base in the photographs is not included.

Natural mineral specimens show inherent variation in crystal form, color and clarity. Please review all photographs and dimensions before ordering.

Mineral: Calcite
Reported Locality: Daye, Hubei, China
Object Type: Exact Specimen
Object ID: CIN-001
Overall Dimensions: See each specimen
Weight: 0.03 lb
Natural State: Natural mineral specimen
Known Treatments: None known
Foundation Notes: Specimens are supplied loose; the acrylic base shown in the photographs is not included.

Exact object promise

The photographed specimen is the specimen you will receive.

One individual Object Record is included with the order.

Mineral Care

Display away from prolonged direct sunlight, excess humidity and areas where the object may be knocked or handled frequently.

Shipping & Returns

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Authenticity & Natural Variation

Each mineral is naturally formed. Material variation is described clearly and treated as an inherent feature of the object.