Almandine Garnet in Anthophyllite and Cordierite Soapstone

Beautiful Almandine Garnet in Anthophyllite and Cordierite Soapstone

Beautiful Color and sparkle with patches of Almandine Garnet. It is called a Soapstone because of its carved shape 

Weighs 116g  and is 6.2cm

Anthophyllite is a fibrous amphibole material that is iridescent and can have gold, yellow, green, blue, and brown. This particular piece is Anthophyllite, almandine garnet, and Cordierite

Anthophyllite is a fibrous amphibole material, exhibits a stunning iridescence, showcasing hues of gold, yellow, green, blue, and brown. This particular piece is an exquisite combination of Anthophyllite, Almandine Garnet, and Cordierite. The intertwining of these minerals creates a captivating symphony of colors and textures. Anthophyllite, with its fibrous structure, contributes to the iridescent display, while Almandine Garnet adds rich, deep tones and colourless Cordierite introduces a touch of white. Together, these minerals form a harmonious composition, blending both aesthetic beauty and a diverse array of metaphysical properties. The combination of Anthophyllite, Almandine Garnet, and Cordierite creates a unique and visually striking specimen that captures the enchantment of the Earth's geological artistry.