Corundum (Ruby) sulfide minerals The druzy coating gives the

The druzy coating gives the entire piece a radiant shimmer

This rare mineral is only found in the Mine of Marovato on the Ambolobozo Peninsula of Madagascar

This fossilized Megalodon tooth was recovered offshore from South Carolina and comes from the extinct giant shark Otodus megalodon

It typically appears metallic and pale bronze with a bright reflective luster

most commonly found in deposits from China and South Africa

Corundum (Ruby) sulfide minerals The druzy coating gives theThis specimen is a red variety of corundum (AlO), colored by trace amounts of chromium that produce its distinctive ruby tone and vivid red fluorescence under ultraviolet light. While gem quality ruby represents the transparent form of this mineral, this piece showcases the same composition and glowing energy in a natural crystalline state. Corundum ranks 9 on the Mohs hardness scale and is found in metamorphic and igneous environments worldwide. This