Okenite Specimen 8cm

This specimen is bursting with the cotton ball formations that okenite is known for. These are made up of hair-thin, straight white fibres. When clustered on a surface this creates the wonderfully downy texture. Incredibly, these fibres are flexible, just like cotton. They should be handled carefully, but can be blown into different partings in the fibres.

This alters the crystal formation and yet it remains completely mouldable, with no damage inflicted on the crystals themselves. This produces an uncommon crystal that hardly even looks like a stone. This specimen is the perfect example with its long fluffy fibres.