Epidote in many formations including fans, single crystals, and clusters. Diopside in crystals and clusters, with wide color variations.
Epidote and diopside are both fascinating minerals with distinct characteristics and uses. Epidote, a silicate mineral found in metamorphosed rocks, is known for its pistachio to yellowish-green color and is often associated with regional metamorphism. Diopside, on the other hand, is a pyroxene mineral with a chemical composition of MgCaSi2O6, found in igneous and metamorphic rocks and sometimes used as a gemstone. While both are monoclinic and prismatic crystals, they differ in their formation and occurrence, making each unique in the world of geology.
Terminated Green Diopside Crystal with Minor Calcite, Badakhshan, Afghanistan
Sale price$80.00
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Epidote and Magnetite Specimen, Ras Koh Mountains, Kharan, Balochistan, Pakistan
Sale price$49.00
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Scalenohedral "Dog Tooth" Calcite Crystal with Epidote & Diopside - Fluorescent
Sale price$78.00
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Trigonal Habit Himalayan Quartz Cluster with Epidote Crystals & Record Keepers
Sale price$135.00
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Channeler Quartz Crystal with Actinolite var. Byssolite Inclusions & Minor Green Epidote
Sale price$35.00
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