Hanford Glass - Specimen growth Historically known as “wolfram

Historically known as “wolfram

Fluorite which are one of the best stones for sweeping out negative energy and leaving you with that lush feeling of freedom

these form in limestone-hosted systems where mineral-rich fluids move through fractures and open spaces underground

Geological Age: 66-237 mya

The shell shows a muted tan to brown color against a grey siltstone matrix

Hanford Glass - Specimen growth Historically known as “wolframMined from: Hanford Site area, near Richland, Benton County, Washington, USA Description: This one of a kind Hanford glass specimen features a pale translucent yellow to milky cream body with glossy glassy surfaces, curved flow lines, and natural looking conchoidal fracture patterns. The piece has a soft lemon yellow tint along the edges and thicker areas, with cloudy internal zones, small surface marks, and rippled break textures that catch the