Gorgeous Fluorescent Wyoming Youngite Agate | Guernsey, Wyoming germany and not be scavenged

and not be scavenged

While this species is extant

As a transitional form in equid evolution

The tufa formed on the sea floor when natural mineral springs came into contact with saline sea water and the dissolved minerals precipitated out of solution

it reveals a stunning crisscross pattern called the Widmanstätten pattern

Gorgeous Fluorescent Wyoming Youngite Agate | Guernsey, Wyoming germany and not be scavengedStunning Fluorescent Wyoming Youngite Agate Guernsey, Wyoming from a now closed cave Specimen measures approx. 6" x 5" x 3" and weighs 2lb 4oz This beautiful specimen has a fabulous druzy quartz exterior that shimmers brilliantly with each turn. Specimen has a gorgeous peachy lilac color. The main source for collecting these stunning specimens is currently owned by the state of Wyoming and is now closed to soliciting. Youngite is a local name applied