Prehnite finger cast after Anhydrite Bismuth The front of the specimen

The front of the specimen is polished to show the fantastic pattern inside

and some of the finest Epidote specimens in the world have been coming out of Pakistan in recent years

The specimen has a three-dimensional flowing appearance as the Opal formed little ridges here and there

This piece actually FEATURES the elusive Anhydrite which

but I never had this piece analyzed to know for sure) with distinct crystal faces on all sides

Prehnite finger cast after Anhydrite Bismuth The front of the specimenAn attractive display specimen hosting several finger shaped casts after Anhydrite with great luster, color and gemminess. The fine crystallization of the Prehnite is noteworthy as well. The piece is sawed on the bottom but still displays nicely from several angles. A few minor scuffs keep it from being 100% perfect, but still good quality compared to many from the discovery. The Prospect Park Quarry is arguably the most famous mineral producing