Natural Crystalline Ball Malachite and Quartz On Dolomite Matrix Specimens x 6 From Mindingi Mine, Kambove, Congo Congo it features the classic layered

Name: Natural Crystalline Ball Malachite and Quartz On Dolomite Matrix Specimens x 6 From Mindingi Mine, Kambove, Congo Congo it features the classic layered
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 54841184261
Price: 457.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6993 (11 reviews)

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Natural Crystalline Ball Malachite and Quartz On Dolomite Matrix Specimens x 6 From Mindingi Mine, Kambove, Congo Congo it features the classic layered it features the classic layered Locality = Southern Africa China from solid making it a standout addition for collectors seeking something truly distinctive and beautiful

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