Angelit or Anhydrite

Angelite, also known as anhydrite, is a mineral composed primarily of calcium sulfate. This specimen has a characteristic pale blue color and a fine texture. Angelite typically forms when gypsum deposits evaporate, losing their water to become anhydrous. This mineral is mainly found in arid regions where conditions allow for this transformation, such as Peru and Mexico. Historically, angelite has been recently discovered and recognized in the world of minerals.

This product measures approximately 3 cm.