A cream coloured pseudomorph of Glauberite after Calcite from Camp Verde, Arizona, U.S.A. These tabular crystals form as doubly-terminated blades or in flower-like clusters.
Crystal Attributes:
- Glauberite is a fairly rare mineral because it tends to be unstable. It forms in clay and/or evaporate deposits such as dry lake beds in desert environments. It is both highly soluble and efflorescent, meaning that as glauberite crystals dissolve or crumble, they may be altered or replaced by more stable minerals such as gypsum or calcite that take the form of the original glauberite crystals. These are known as Pseudomorphs.
- Cuts through confusion and improves clarity of thought.
This crystal comes with a handy reference card describing all key mineral properties and crystal healing attributes. For more information visit our CrystalAge.com Glauberite Pseudomorph Information Page.
Each piece is unique and may vary in size and colour. Price shown is for 1 specimen.
