Green Decorative Crystals

This is so adorable, the little bit of sparkle is just right and it is very protected in its little box. This is a very nice item.. Sandra. Inwood, WV. Mon Mar 16 2026

Several green beryl crystals on tan-colored feldspar matrix. The crystal is greenish-brown in color and has the typical complex internal fracturing commonly found on these specimens. An excellent specimen.

Transparent cubic Green Fluorite crystals with slightly textured crystal faces composed of microscopic octahedral faces. The bright green color is perfect for this classic locality which usually produces darker purple-Green Fluorite.

Transparent cubic Green Fluorite crystals with slightly textured crystal faces composed of microscopic octahedral faces. The bright green color is perfect for this classic locality which usually produces darker purple-Green Fluorite.

Very very pretty...just very small. Anonymous. US. Sun Apr 25 2021

Was a great add to my collection! Even cuter in person!. Mildred. AR. Mon Aug 17 2020

From Nasik district, Maharashtra, India large translucent to transparent apophyllite crystal cluster with twinned crystals of calcite on matrix with bladed translucent pale-pink stilbite crystals. The apophyllite has a rich gemmy green color. Weight: 2.3 lbs, dimensions: 6.5 x 4.5 x 2.5 inches.

These two purple and green translucent fluorite octahedron palm crystals come with a convenient velvet pouch for easy carrying. The perfect gift for any occasion, these palm crystals are associated with sacred geometry principles and are connected to the element of air and the heart chakra. Additionally, fluorite octahedrons promote forgiveness, compassion, and empathy for oneself and others. The unique shape prompts introspection and outward reflection, reminding us that our interactions with others have an impact on ourselves. A stock photo is shown, similar piece will be sent.

The stark surface adjacent to the crystals of Green Apophyllite and Stilbite create a perfect contrast of color, texture and structure.

An adorable, sealed, vial filled with small polished Peridot (olivine) from Arizona. A fantastic windowsill piece or object of fascination! A modern birthstone for the month of August. Arizona, USA. .75" x .75" x 1.75", .8 oz.

From Lonavala Quarry, Pune District, Maharashtra, India. Lustrous transparent-to-translucent large green apophyllite crystals with translucent pink-orange stilbite with scolecite crystals overgrown. The apophyllite crystals have high luster and high refractive index making them sparkle.

Thin layers of pink matrix material support two-sided mineralization of both Duftite and Dolomite. One side is gently undulating while the other is complex and dynamix, covered in Duftite. Tsumeb Mine, Tsumeb, Namibia. 2.25" x 1.75" x .75", 1 oz.

Bayldonite, a rare secondary mineral that occurs in oxidized zones of polymetallic deposits, has covered the surface of a cluster of Calcite, and provided a base for a "Little Prince" sized pair of Dioptase crystals. Tsumcorp Mine, Tsumeb, Namibia. 1.25", x 1" x 2", .7 oz

Transparent cubic Green Fluorite crystals with slightly textured crystal faces composed of microscopic octahedral faces. The bright green color is perfect for this classic locality which usually produces darker purple-Green Fluorite.

Malachite pseudomorph after Azurite. Malachite has covered almost every facet of this 2.5" Azurite crystal. Tsumcorp Mine, Tsumeb, Namibia. 2" x .85" x 2.5", 2.2 oz.

Brindle Olive-Brown Toned Heulandite. This fascinating multiple crystal cluster of Heulandite possesses a unique olive-drab green tone in combination with a rich brown. A specimen unlike any we have seen before and a one of a kind addition to any collection.

From Yaogangxian Mine, Nanling Mountains, Hunan Province, China. Internally clear transparent crystal cluster of vivid green cubic fluorite crystals on matrix. The matrix is clearly visible through the crystals due to clear transparency. The crystals have well defined cubic form with lustrous crystal faces. Bright green color all throughout.

This nicely trimmed miniature contains zones of color from white to green as it approaches the terminations of the crystals of Apophyllite. Minor stilbite, basalt matrix. Poona, Maharashtra, India.

Exploration of these large, lightly etched Lime-Green Apophyllite crystals is aided by the partial translucence of the piece. Unique zones of color variation, more common in Fluorite, occur within some of the most recent generation of crystals. Poona, Maharashtra, India.

Green Smithsonite, sometimes called Cuprian Smithsonite which is, "A misleading name for what was believed to be a copper-bearing variety of smithsonite, although in most cases it is smithsonite containing inclusions of other copper minerals." (mindat.org) Due to this, we at Dakota Fields have settled on the term Kermitesq Smithsonite. Tsumcorp Mine, Tsumeb, Namibia. 2" x 1.5" x 1.3", 2.2 oz. (63 gms.)

Bayldonite, a rare secondary mineral that occurs in oxidized zones of polymetallic deposits, has covered the surface of a Dolomite matrix, and provided a base for a dusting of micro-scale Calcite crystals. Tsumcorp Mine, Tsumeb, Namibia. 1.75", x 1" x 1.25", .7 oz, 21 gms.

A nice miniature of an uncommon mineral type, with some good, sharp examples of the orthorhombic crystal structure on multiple scales. Perky box mounted. Tsumeb Mine, Tsumeb, Namibia. .75" x .75" x .4", .1 oz, 4 gms.

Ocean jasper is only found in a handful of deposits in northwestern Madagascar. This naturally colorful, deep, and multi-patterned stone exhibits fractal, features that are completely geologic in origin. Madagascar. 5" x 4" x 7"

An undulating Basalt matrix hosts a field of miniature crystals of white heulandite, providing a perfect canvas for a scattering of more than a dozen crystals of light green cubic apophyllite. An older piece from an uncommon location. Poona, Maharashtra, India. 6" x 3.5" x 2", 1 lbs.

Xianghualing-Xianghuapu Mines, Hunan, China. Unusual, unique-of-a-kind specimen of calcite on purple-green fluorite. Cubic fluorite crystals in an intersecting, stacked formation. Partial crystal of deep purple fluorite with complex surfaces composed of many parallel cubic crystal faces. Great color and clarity.

Apophyllite crystals are the focal point of this multi-mineral specimen. Blades of white Stilbite and druzy Chalcedony create the perfect canvas to highlight these rare bright green crystals.

From Jeffrey Mine, Asbestos, Quebec, Canada. A sparkling cluster of a large cluster of violet-colored vesuvianite crystals crystallized all around on a greenish massive vesuvianite matrix. It appears the earliest vesuvianite crystals are green in color, with later growth being pink-purple, often within individual crystals.

One side features Wulfenite, the other beautifully botryoidal Malachite running across a space. One partially dissolved crystal of Wulfenite hosts a tiny dot of Malachite within. The complex mineralization begs further exploration. Tsumeb Mine, Tsumeb, Namibia. 2" x 1.5" x 2", 2 oz.

An interesting multi-level piece. A series of light green to clear sharply terminated Apophyllite with occasional blades peach Stilbite on a basalt matrix featuring complex miniature Chalcedony formations. One crystal exhibits a fusion of red Heulandite and green Apophyllite that is an interesting point to ponder. A nice, deep large cabinet piece. Nasik, Maharashtra, India. 6.25" x 4" x 3", 2 lbs.

From Pashan Hill Quarry, Poona district, Maharashtra, India radial spray of transparent green fluorapophyllite crystals with lustrous crystal faces with stilbite on matrix.

A sculptural velvet botryoidal formation of solid velvety green malachite from the famous copper mines of Shaba. Beautiful lustrous even green color all throughout this showy specimen.

A complex cluster of gemmy, prismatic crystals of Mimetite interspersed with green Duftite. Fluoresces red-orange under SW UV. An endlessly explorable small cabinet classic. Tsumcorp Mine, Tsumeb, Namibia. 2", x 1.5" x 2.5", 5 oz

A vibrant, two-toned Tsumeb piece. Deep blue Azurite cascades down bright green Malachite over a super dynamic matrix. Additional aspect of Malachite occur on the back of the piece. Tsumeb Mine, Tsumeb, Namibia. 1.75" x 1.25" x 1.75". 2.8 oz.

From Momin Akhada, near Rahuri, 50 km north of Ahmednagar, Maharashtra, India. Radiating clusters of transparent green fluorapophyllite crystals on white stilbite crystal-covered basalt. The fluorapophyllite crystals are transparent green with colorless termination zones.

A graceful cluster of pink-peach high-luster Stilbite hosts a number of nicely terminated crystals of green apophyllite. A minor matrix of white chalcedony provides the perfect base for this strikingly beautiful natural crystal mineral specimen. Nasik, maharashtra, india. 4" x 2.75" x 3", 8.6 oz.

Snowy white Mordenite is the third crystalization on this compelling small cabinet piece. A single, perfectly terminated crystal of Green apophyllite stands out against a field of light stilbite highlighted by multiple smaller clusters of Mordenite. A fantastic multi-mineral specimen. Jalgaon, Maharashtra, India. 6" x 4.5" x 3", 1 lbs.

A fantastic and attractive, multi-mineral specimen consisting of Apophyllite and Stilbite with Heulandite with a compelling Unidentified Yellow Mineral. Nasik, Maharashtra, India.

This compelling Multi-Mineral Stalactite of Green Apophyllite, Stilbite and Heulandite is endlessly explorable, this amazing stalactite of three different, well formed and perfectly contrasting crystal minerals is an instant centerpiece to any collection. Displaying beautiful mineral formations on all side this is a completely natural masterpiece. Ahmednagar, Maharashtra, India.

Endlessly explorable, this freestanding 5.25" very gemmy cluster of clear to light green apophyllite is in perfect proportion to the pink blades of stilbite. Minimal matrix is composed of thin, ribbon-like Black chalcedony host thousands of minuscule crystals of stilbite. A 360 degree large cabinet fine mineral specimen. Jalgaon, Maharashtra, India. 5.25" x 3" X 4", 1.5 lbs

Multiple generations of stilbite on basalt host at least two generations of apophyllite. A single, large double terminated apophyllite highlights the piece while smaller crystals of apophyllite ornament are the largest of the stilbite crystals. Nasik, Maharashtra, India.

This plate of well terminated, lustrous and Soft Green Apophyllite & White Stilbite is completely translucent and features complex etching and crystal overgrowth. A spectacular fine mineral! Nashik, Maharashtra, India.

A burst of Scolecite tops off a compelling cluster of multicolored etched Chlorite-stilbite on Basalt. Ahmednagar, Maharashtra, India. 5" x 4.5" x 2", 12.4 oz.

Light green super gemmy crystals of apophyllite, many double terminated, are interspersed with miniatures blades of white stilbite on a matrix of white chalcedony over basalt. The chalcedony is visible through the crystals of apophyllite, a testimony to their clarity. The beautifully raw-edged matrix presents the specimen at multiple angles. Pune, Maharashtra, India. 4" x 4" x 2.5", 1 lb.

A massive two and a half inch wide crystal of Green Apophyllite is the center of attention of this large cabinet piece. It is accompanied by multiple smaller crystals of Green Apophyllite and light Peach Stilbite. Nasik, Maharashtra, India.

The perfect, vibrant, two-toned Tsumeb piece. Deep blue Azurite cascades down bright green Malachite over a super dynamic matrix. Additional small pockets of Azurite wrap around the bottom and back of the piece. Tsumeb Mine, Tsumeb, Namibia. 2" x 2" x 1.5". 3 oz.

A spectacular presentation from a legendary, and accidental, mineral find. This new crystal habit of Apophyllite was discovered in the process of digging a water well, revealing a scintillating form of green Apophyllite. It contrasts against a pale Stilbite making color pop. A perfectly presenting mineral specimen from a rare find! Rahuri, Ahmednagar, Maharashtra, India. 6" x 4" x 2.5", 1.35 lb.

The deep vugs in the matrix provide perfect shelter for an array of vibrant green Malachite, from from fibrous crystals to surface druze and radiant cross sections. Calcite provide a nice contrast on this great example of mineralization in-situ. Tsumeb Mine, Tsumeb, Oshikoto Region, Namibia. 4" x 3" x 3", 1.3 lbs, (583 gms.)

A 1.5-inch crystal of multi-tiered etched, light green cubic apophyllite provides a focal point on a matrix scattered with crystals of cubic apophyllite, some remarkable gemmy. Nashik, Maharashtra, India. 6" x 5.5" x 2", 1.3 lbs.