Zeolites - large
Zeolites are a group of microporous, crystalline aluminosilicate minerals.
There, now that the science is out of the way, look at how sparkly they are!!!!!
The most common zeolites in the current crystal market are apophyllite, chalcedony, Stilbite, heulandite, or any combination of the four. While these are currently the most popular, they are far from the only. Zeolite is a very broad category.
You will receive one zeolite crystal weighing approximately 2lbs-3lbs.
The crystal you receive may not be the one in the picture. To select your own crystal, join the Witch’s Cabinet Live Sales group on Facebook.
Natural and untreated stone
Ethically sourced from The Amargrosa Desert in California
Zeolites are a group of microporous, crystalline aluminosilicate minerals.
There, now that the science is out of the way, look at how sparkly they are!!!!!
The most common zeolites in the current crystal market are apophyllite, chalcedony, Stilbite, heulandite, or any combination of the four. While these are currently the most popular, they are far from the only. Zeolite is a very broad category.
You will receive one zeolite crystal weighing approximately 2lbs-3lbs.
The crystal you receive may not be the one in the picture. To select your own crystal, join the Witch’s Cabinet Live Sales group on Facebook.
Natural and untreated stone
Ethically sourced from The Amargrosa Desert in California
Zeolites are a group of microporous, crystalline aluminosilicate minerals.
There, now that the science is out of the way, look at how sparkly they are!!!!!
The most common zeolites in the current crystal market are apophyllite, chalcedony, Stilbite, heulandite, or any combination of the four. While these are currently the most popular, they are far from the only. Zeolite is a very broad category.
You will receive one zeolite crystal weighing approximately 2lbs-3lbs.
The crystal you receive may not be the one in the picture. To select your own crystal, join the Witch’s Cabinet Live Sales group on Facebook.
Natural and untreated stone
Ethically sourced from The Amargrosa Desert in California
