Celestine or celestite crystal 3 cm

Celestine, also known as celestite, is a mineral composed mainly of strontium sulfate. It is often characterized by its pale blue hue, although the color can range from transparent white, like the specimen shown, to intense blue. The crystals are usually tabular and are often found in geodes or crystalline clusters. This mineral is frequently discovered in sedimentary formations such as sedimentary rock deposits or evaporite cavities. Historically, the largest deposits are found in Madagascar.

This product measures approximately 3 cm.