Green Wavellite - Arkansas leaving us to believe it

leaving us to believe it has been unearthed for quite some time

It typically forms in bladed sprays of blue in association with garnet

Dioptase is often associated as a stone to help with emotional grief

but none lived past the Cretaceous Period (145

Connecticut River Valley

Green Wavellite - Arkansas leaving us to believe itSize: 1. 8 x 1. 5 in Weight: 1. 75 oz Location: Arkansas Chemical Formula: Al3(PO4)2(OH,F)35H2O Wavellite is a secondary mineral common in aluminous low grade metamorphic rocks, phosphate rocks, and epithermal veins. The mineral is found in light to dark green, yellowish green, yellow, brown, and gray hues. It will rarely be found white or colorless. Wavellite will crystallize in the form of clusters, stalactites, skinny needle like crystals, or as a