Dogtooth Calcite - Specimen bit The stone was also popular

The stone was also popular in ancient Rome and Greece

It's especially connected to the throat chakra

an extinct marine organism belonging to the cystoid class of echinoderms

5cm x 12cm x 2cm

Dogtooth Calcite - Specimen bit The stone was also popularMined from: Touissit mining district, Oriental Region, Morocco Description: This specimen shows sharply developed scalenohedral calcite crystals with a distinct smoky gray to dark brown coloration. The darker tones are caused by internal inclusions and light iron staining, giving the crystals a denser, more opaque appearance compared to typical honey colored examples. The crystals grew in open cavities within a hydrothermal system, where mineral rich