#Roselite

[geologyin-blog]

Natural Erythrite crystals with roselite from Bou Azzer, Morocco.

Photo. J. Scovil.

Joanna Gajowniczek-Praszkier collection.

[vugnasmineralblog]

Wendwilsonite/Roselite on Cobaltoan Calcite Aghbar Mine (Arhbar Mine), Bou Azzer District, Tazenakht, Ouarzazate Province, Morocco

[leoquartz]

.°•GEMS SKETCH•°.

ELITE

ROSELITE

TUGTUPITE

MORGANITE

SAPHIRES: pink saphire and blue royal saphire.

JADES

TUBE JADE, CANNON JADE , STAR JADE AND COG JADE.

PEARLS

LIME JUICE PEARL.

RED SMOKY PEARL.

TEAL PEARL.

[theoldbone]

Roselite, photo by Tóth Laszlo

[lillytheanimator10]

The Same Old World.

[poketriodrawsstuff]

Roselite, the masterful fusion of Black Star Sapphire and Spinel! A game master at heart, Roselite loves crafting new games and worlds for their acquaintances to play in. They’re quite creative and enjoy seeing players explore what their imaginary worlds hold. However, when players bend and break the rules is when they have problems.

[torusauza]

Roselite, gemsona of @citrinofull

[ordinaryberry]

a moment of indulgence

[mysticplies]

i imagine a biologist gem that studies life on a planet before colonization. with their technology they could probably replicate any and all species from DNA samples taken. though it seems organic zoo's in canon were extreme uncommon i think they would make popular exhibits for gems wanting to see all the countless former inhabitants found across their thousands of colonized worlds. not sure what gem it would be but it would be cool

My Roselites are in charge of studying life and their bustamites collect the samples :) And pezzottaites report the geological features.

[geologyin-blog]

Look At This Wonderful Roselite crystals

Photo 📷 Tóth Laszlo

[ainakharlan]

Aina can have fun with friends. As a treat.

[hifumiitogo]

look at my vieras heavensward and stormblood outfits

[leoquartz]

ROSELITE

São gems aristocratas e de alto escalão, São costureiras de alta costura e mais eficiente que os cascalhos , possuem um ateliê nas colônias ou no planeta natal.

[theindyreview]

Check This: Roselit Bone - Ofrenda

Check This: #RoselitBone - Ofrenda A glorious and powerful song about accepting the acceptance of death @ClarionCallPR #newmusic #gothiccountryrock #country #americana #punk #rockabilly #portland #gothic #death #musicrecommendation #ranchera

Artist: Roselit Bone Song: “Ofrenda” Album: Ofrenda (Aug 25, 2023) Label: Get Loud Recordings Genre: Gothic Country Rock, Rockabilly, Punk, Mexican Ranchera Music Portland’s Roselit Bone hold nothing back on their latest album Ofrenda. The songs on the album tackle the cycles of loss, survival and rebirth (including a divorce, several family deaths, front woman Charlotte McCaslin’s gender…

[reddpenn]

I’m back from my rock show! I got some Cool Rocks!

First, the agates.

Another Turkish stick agate to join my collection! I can't get enough of this stuff. These form as pseudomorphs of selenite. A bunch of criss-crossing selenite crystals grow inside an empty pocket in the rock, and then the space around them fills in with agate. Eventually, the selenite crystals dissolve, and the hollows they leave behind are also filled with agate, preserving a record of their shapes!

Bonus! This pair has a nice green fluorescence.

Here is another Turkish agate. (Almost all of today's agates are from Turkey; Turkey produces some beautiful agate specimens.) This one has a really interesting pattern to its banding.

I actually picked this one out for its fluorescence, which is a stunning bright green.

Also from Turkey! Growing inside a super cool crust of volcanic rhyolite, this agate is called sagenite. Sagenite agate has a fibrous appearance because it is a pseudomorph of a fibrous zeolite mineral.

The last two from Turkey: a pretty red specimen with a sparkly central vug, and a weirdo with squiggles of yellow. What’s going on with that guy?

This one is from China! The red and orange agates from this locale are called "Fighting Blood" agate. I already have a Fighting Blood in my collection, but I thought this one was neat because its vug is full of amethyst!

Here are some things which are not agate!

This one is a lead mineral called plumbogummite! Specifically, these crystals are a pseudomorph of another lead mineral called pyromorphite. Over time, the lime green pyromorphite crystals were slowly replaced by the tealy plumbogummite. In a few of the broken crystals, you can still see a green pyromorphite core!

Hyalite opal! This rock has been on my bucket list, I am so excited. This form of opal is known for its water-clear, jelly-like globule formations. Though typically a colorless mineral, this specimen is tinted yellow due to iron staining. It’s also a mineral famous for its bright fluorescence… but this specimen’s glow is utterly unimpressive. :c I will be on the lookout for a more glowy specimen at future shows. Honestly, I’m just happy to finally own some at all!

This year, I also got some high-end mineral specimens! Take a look at these beauties.

Roselite! This rare, toxic mineral is full of arsenic. If I ate it I would probably die! Roselite’s deep red color comes from the cobalt in its chemical structure, and makes it highly sought after by collectors. This specimen is showing off a well defined lenticular crystal habit! Again, I cannot overstress how rare this stuff is. I spent… an inadvisable amount of money on it.

Oh, the best and most sparkly boy. This is wulfenite! I have wanted a piece in my collection for so long, and I’ve been waiting for just the right specimen to come along. It's a lead mineral, and it forms the coolest square, tabular crystals! This mineral is extremely brittle, which makes large, intact crystals of it very hard to find. But check out the huge tabular crystal on the right side of this specimen, it’s bigger than my thumbnail!!

And finally, I could not resist buying something silly.

This is Tully. He's a plush Tully Monster, which is my state fossil!

[spectw09]

Roselite

Morganite and Spinel Fusion.