Amethyst - Royal Castle Claim, New Mexico DX1468 leopard skin resulting in the characteristic banding

resulting in the characteristic banding

Dimensions: 5 x 3

but later all of these masses were determined to be from the same meteorite and thus adopted the Aletai name

Under a long-wave UV light

These specimens are highly sought after not only for their aesthetic appeal but also for their geological significance

Amethyst - Royal Castle Claim, New Mexico DX1468 leopard skin resulting in the characteristic bandingAmethyst Approx. Dimensions: 2 x 1. 15 x 1 inches Approx. Weight: 30 grams Locality: Royal Castle Claim, Mule Creek, Grant County, New Mexico Ex: Jack Newcomb Collection Acrylic base and putty not included, but can be purchased in our Stands, Mounts, and Accessories section. The Royal Castle Claim in Mule Creek, located in the Steeple Rock Mining District of Grant County, New Mexico, is renowned for its amethyst specimens. These amethysts are notable