Natural Rough Stichtite & Serpentine Specimens x 2 From Barberton, South Africa Multi - Mineral Celestite was named for its

Celestite was named for its pale sky-blue colour (from the Latin term caelestis) by Abraham Werner in 1798

Size = 66 - 80 mm

The material itself is a harmonious fusion of Smokey

A stunning mix of chrysocolla and malachite with some blue drusy coating to add depth of character

with specimens being 100% selected and mostly intact else with minor damage

Natural Rough Stichtite & Serpentine Specimens x 2 From Barberton, South Africa Multi - Mineral Celestite was named for itsPRODUCT INFORMATION General Description Stichtite is a carbonate of Chromium and Magnesium. Its colour ranges from pink through lilac to a rich purple colour. It is formed as an alteration product of Chromite containing Serpentine. Stichtite is rare and sought after in the broader international market. Stichtite in combination with green serpentine are only known from Australia, and South Africa in any significant quantities. Alternative sector dubbed