Pink Mordenite Specimen 1 - Maharashtra, India

An especially beautiful Pink Mordenite specimen covered in dreamy, flower-like clusters in the softest shades of blush pink, dusty rose and creamy white.

The Mordenite grows in dense radiating sprays, with thousands of tiny needle-like crystals forming rounded pom-poms and delicate rosettes across the specimen. Several of the larger formations are beautifully defined, almost resembling little chrysanthemums frozen in crystal.

What I love most about this piece is the subtle depth of colour. Soft pink tips transition into deeper rosy tones closer to the matrix, with little flashes of warm terracotta peeking through between the formations. From a distance it looks incredibly soft and fluffy, while up close the amount of crystalline detail is amazing.

Pink Mordenite is a less commonly encountered form of Mordenite, and these beautifully developed floral formations make it an especially lovely piece for collectors of unusual zeolites and Indian minerals.

Mordenite is traditionally associated with harmony, clarity and gentle, calming energy.

Please note: As this is a natural mineral specimen, variations in colour, crystal formation, inclusions, natural fractures and contact points are part of its unique character. The fine Mordenite crystals are extremely delicate and should be handled as little as possible. Colours may appear slightly different depending on lighting conditions and screen settings.