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Angelite
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Lima Department, Peru
© J. Skupiewski
A variety of Anhydrite
A trade name for a semi-transparent light blue-grey fine grained Anhydrite marketed as a gem material from Peru. The local little lapidary factories in Lima made it into balls, eggs, "wands", animal carvings etc. The name first appeared as a new age/metaphysical name and had various "powers" attributed to it. As yet, the name has not been applied to anhydrite from any other locality.
A trade name for a semi-transparent light blue-grey fine grained Anhydrite marketed as a gem material from Peru. The local little lapidary factories in Lima made it into balls, eggs, "wands", animal carvings etc. The name first appeared as a new age/metaphysical name and had various "powers" attributed to it. As yet, the name has not been applied to anhydrite from any other locality.
(TL) indicates type locality. ? indicates mineral may be doubtful at this locality. All other localities listed without reference should be considered as uncertain and unproven until references can be found.
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Locality Updated: Trübenbach, Gaming, Mostviertel, Lower Austria, AustriaFrom Harald Schillhammer, 23rd May 2013 08:47:24