Creedite

CreediteKnown for its beautiful prismatic crystals, often radiating outward from a central axis, Creedite is named for the place of its initial discovery, the Creede Quadrangle in Colorado. Creedite is a rare mineral in the hydoxylhalide group and is often formed from the intense oxidation of fluorite formations. Only known from a relatively small number of formations worldwide, Creedite is sought after for its unique fine crystalline structure.

reminiscent of the famed logo of Mercedez Benz

delicate crystalline formations

Each of these pieces contain remarkable aquamarine crystal formations - some gem quality - for the true collector

Shipping note: due to weight and special packaging requirements

the mineral contains arsenic and silicate and historically has been used in pyrotechnics as well as a cosmetic since ancient Egyptian times until the safety issues with arsenic in makeup became known

or chemical cleaning agent

from the Cambrian age

The unique combination of smoky

first on the surface and then from the glittering pyrite within

This Fossil has been broken and repaired

narrow shape resembling the interior and pitched roof of a cathedral

These incredible specimens of natural uncut aquamarine from Mount Little Xuebaoding in Sichuan