Scolecite (#1117) polished pieces Specimens from this locality are

Specimens from this locality are sought after by mineral collectors

the interior appearance cannot be predicted or guaranteed

creating a display-ready piece with real presence

Every Las Choyas geode is completely natural and unique

Scolecite (#1117) polished pieces Specimens from this locality areApproximate Size: 5 inches Scolecite. Location; Banoti Jalgaon Maharashtra, India Scolecite forms as a secondary mineral through a process called hydrothermal alteration, primarily within the cavities of volcanic rocks like basalt, were silica rich solutions percolate and deposit crystals of scolecite as they cool and evaporate, often forming needle like structures within the rock's vesicles(gas bubbles) left behind during cooling; it is often