Celestine
Celestine color
- light blue, translucent to transparent
- waxy luster
Celestine occurrence
- Celestine forms crystals often clustered in drusen or geodes
- Celestine's largest reserves of Africa Madagascar, another in the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Mexico, Peru
- in Europe Celestine appeared in England and Poland
Celestine gallery
Celestine naturally forms crystals or clusters of crystals. Celestineová second in the image is egg-shaped and features a beautiful light blue color with visible crystals.
Celestine crystals are also machined (tromlují) to form smoothed stones. These dressed stones Celestyn are often used in esoteric and healing to calm troubled mind or arrogant nature.
Author: E-kameny.cz, July 20, 2011
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