A sculptural creedite specimen covered in radiating, spiky orange-pink crystal clusters with translucent green fluorite crystals emerging from the surface. The creedite forms dense, hedgehog-like formations of prismatic microcrystals — a calcium aluminum sulfate mineral that develops these distinctive radiating habits only in specific oxidized ore deposits. The fluorite adds contrast in pale sea-green tones, its glassy faces catching light against the textured creedite matrix.

Details
Mineral: Creedite (Ca₃Al₂SO₄(F,OH)₁₀·2H₂O) with Fluorite
Origin: Mexico
Weight: 516g
Dimensions: Approximately 4 x 3 inches
Form: Natural specimen