Caribbean calcite tower Pick your own...:A a common habit for the

a common habit for the barite is to instead grow in a round tapered shape like a pointed snail shell—larger ones look like a landform out of an old episode of Star Trek

with more irregular stepped ends on the striations of the main crystals

appearing as rings

Pyrite often grows along with chalcopyrite

The freeform shape has been cut so that a hexagonal inclusion—best described as "sausage meat" in color and texture—runs through the center of it

Caribbean calcite tower Pick your own...:A a common habit for theLocale: Balochistan, Pakistan Approx height: A 2. 5" B 2. 5" C 3. 5" D 3. 25" E 3. 25" Alternately called points or obelisks, these four sided towers are cut and polished from blue aragonite. This material is commonly sold under the trade name "Caribbean Calcite" due to its striking color combination of light blue color mixed with white and light sandy brown, reminiscent of waves rolling up a tropical beach. Option E even has a sea gull! Calcite and