Chrysanthemum Stone - China Some research suggests the impact

Some research suggests the impact of a meteorite may have caused it

Emeralds from this location are most commonly set in a matrix of quartz

This mineral has only been discovered in one place on Earth

Labradorite

Many collectors enjoy the brilliant flashes of color that are showcased on its shell

Chrysanthemum Stone - China Some research suggests the impactChrysanthemum stone, also known as "flower stone", is a mineral formation that took place millions of years ago. While it is often confused with vegetative fossils, it is actually just a crystalized formation consisting of the chemical formula Al2SiO5. This is a common mineral of people to collect for its strange formation. The mineral is typically dark gray or black in color allowing for a stark contrast sure to catch your eye. Each "petal" of the