Collection: Stellerite

Stellerite – A striking zeolite mineral, stellerite forms radiating, often fan-shaped or spherical crystal clusters with a pearly to vitreous luster. Its color ranges from colorless to white, sometimes with subtle yellow, peach, or pink hues, depending on impurities. Crystals are typically translucent to transparent, showcasing delicate, well-defined structures that make it a favorite among mineral collectors. Found in basaltic cavities and geodes, stellerite is valued for its aesthetic radiating formations and sparkling surfaces.

Highlights:

• Form: Radiating sprays, fan-shaped clusters, or spherical aggregates
• Color: White, colorless, or pale peach/pink
• Luster: Pearly to vitreous
• Transparency: Translucent to transparent
• Origin: Basaltic cavities and geodes