Druzy UV Reactive Columnar Calcite Specimen Caribbean Calcite which resembles the coloring of

which resembles the coloring of an orca whale

It is found in many different parts of the world

) So if you're looking for a unique and possibly cute/creepy way to decorate your space

Ammonites lived approximately 200+ million years ago

Druzy UV Reactive Columnar Calcite Specimen Caribbean Calcite which resembles the coloring ofThis striking calcite specimen is a true beauty! Under normal light conditions, it appears as solid gray columns of calcite. But when exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light, it transforms into a fiery orange hue. This phenomenon is caused by calcite's property of fluorescence, which refers to its ability to absorb UV light and then emit visible light of a different color. Approximate Size: L: 2. 20" x W: 3. 50" x H: 1. 30" Approximate Weight: 0. 30 lbs.