Actinolite - Mineral specimen with a radiating green crystal habit

Origin: Hibachi Valley, Salzburg, Austria. This natural actinolite showcases classic green fibers that form radiating needles, offering a sharp, needle-like texture that comes alive under directional light with a satin-like luster.

• Striking radiating needles and fibrous sprays create dramatic texture for display and study.
• Amphibole group mineral with earthy green tones; chemistry: calcium magnesium iron silicate (Ca2(Mg,Fe)5Si8O22(OH)2).
• Display-ready piece for a mineral cabinet, shelf with other amphiboles, or a created rock‑hounding collection.
• Ideal study piece for crystal habit and mineral identification, helping learners recognize fibrous vs. bladed aggregates.
• Unique decor accent with deep green hues—nature-made and conversation‑worthy.
• Care tips: handle gently, dust with a soft brush, avoid rubbing faces, and store away from harder minerals to prevent scratching.
• Perfect gift for geology students, rockhounds, or lapidary enthusiasts seeking a distinctive natural specimen.

created by a maker, for fellow makers—a thoughtful, authentic piece to inspire study, display, and appreciation of Earth's quiet artistry.