From Santa Eulacia Chihauhua, Mexico
6*8*5cm
80gram
This Specimen From A Special Collection:
(Purchase Sept. 2000)
This bladed selenite “sand dollar” specimen from Santa Eulalia, Chihuahua, Mexico presents a delicate and captivating natural formation. The radiating blades of selenite create a circular, flower-like structure, giving the piece its distinctive sand dollar appearance and a beautifully balanced symmetry.
The translucent crystals catch and diffuse light softly, enhancing the layered structure and adding a gentle luminosity to the specimen. Its intricate formation feels both refined and organic, making it an eye-catching display piece with a unique presence.
Originating from a well-known Mexican locality, this specimen is further distinguished by its provenance, coming from a special collection and acquired in September 2000—adding depth and collectible significance.
