Bicolor sputnik aragonite, medium Siderite On other specimens the purple

On other specimens the purple ends appear to have cubic forms

I think this one looks like something you'd see in a NASA photo: there is a large round light pinkish chlorite inclusion surrounded by green chlorite inclusions and wispy colorless inclusions in the clear quartz

I find the color is more orange to red-orange

or as if the edge has been peeled up from the surface like a tutu

Bicolor sputnik aragonite, medium Siderite On other specimens the purpleLocale: Morocco Approx dimensions: 3 x 2. 5" Approx weight: 288g This variety of aragonite clusters earns its trade name from the resemblance to the Sputnik satellite, with crystals protruding out in all directions. The bicolor variety grows crystals that are red brown and a grayish white color. This lumpy piece is half white and half red brown, with well formed crystals randomly arranged. One side of this piece has a clean break, which allows it to