Opal (Pink and Lavender)Opal is known from hundreds of world localities. It's one of the few species that looks as good when it's transparent as when it's opaque. In 2018, in the Pisco Province of the Ica Department of Peru, there was a new discovery of beautiful pink Opal specimens. The material shows an almost botryoidal form with a soft, flowing, almost ethereal appearance. When exposed to SW UV light, you can see a striking fluorescent neon green glow from a thin coating

Good condition

but this piece is a notably different style than the traditional twins

I love how the crystals formed into semi-"rosettes"

These specimens have been labeled as being Quartz after Baryte pseudomorphs but

This piece is a gorgeous multi-color doubly terminated “floater” crystal with fairly good luster along the striated prism faces and both terminations

Beryl or Topaz

antimony sulfosalt which are associated with rare lustrous acicular Zinkenite crystals

A beautiful example of Feldspar from Colorado

Specimen # BOL711B59

They look like little beads of jelly

otherwise the price would be quite a bit higher

One of the very few pieces from this uncommon find in Cunningham Gulch