VERY RARE BLUE & PURPLE HALITE CRYSTAL. 24 grams. 122 carats. TRANSPARENT. for Sale

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VERY RARE BLUE & PURPLE HALITE CRYSTAL. 24 grams. 122 carats. TRANSPARENT. For Sale

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VERY RARE BLUE & PURPLE HALITE CRYSTAL. 24 grams. 122 carats. TRANSPARENT.:
$129.00

RARE>>>>>BLUE & PURPLE HALITE CRYSTAL<<<<<Weight approx: 24.4 grams or 122.0 caratsDimensions Length & Width approx: 53.8 mm X 26.5 mm X 15.95 mm (thick)
Dimensions Length & Width approx: 2.1" X 1.04" X 0.6" (thick)
Origin: PCA Mine, Carlsbad Potash Mining District, Eddy County, New Mexico, USA.
Color: vivid blue & purple. The two colors are distinct & easily distinguishable.
Clarity: gem crystal is transparent
NOTE: This Halite specimen is very rare, due to its bicolorin the same crystal.There is more purple color than blue color in the crystal.
Makes a perfect & prized addition to your collection.
Utilize for metaphysical purposes,healing.
Truly a magnificent specimen.
Photos don't do justice.
$349.00
Includes draw string pouch for safe storage & FAST FREE SHIPPINGShipping Via: USPS with tracking number & insurance.
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Halite belongs to the group of "Halides" which are essentially compounds in which metallic elements combine with halogens (which are bromine, chlorine, fluorine & iodine). Halite is found in sedimentaryrock that is formed,by the evaporation of water. So, it's considered an evaporite mineral due to the fact that it'sformed by precipitation.In addition, also found in bedded sedimentary deposits.
Cleavage: perfect cubic
Crystal System: cubic
Fracture: uneven to conchoidal
Habit: cubic crystals
Hardness: 2.5
Specific Gravity: 2.1-2.2
Possesses a "salty" taste.
Soluble in cold water.
Feels "greasy" to the touch.
Luster: vitreous.
Clarity: transparent to translucent.
It turns a flame yellow in color.
Minute impurities will produce fluorescence colors of green, orange or red.
Halite lowers the freezing point of