Elk Creek Barite Specimen DX471 golden healer particularly during the late 19th

particularly during the late 19th and early 20th centuries

and magnesium

They are mostly found in varying shades of blue and purple and can be extremely opaque or translucent with visible color zoning

the geographical location of Colombia in relation to the lost civilization of Lemuria

Specularite has been used historically as a decorative stone and pigment

Elk Creek Barite Specimen DX471 golden healer particularly during the late 19thElk Creek Barite Specimen Approx. Dimensions: 4x3x2. 25 inches Approx. Weight: 287 grams Locality: Elk Creek, Meade County, South Dakota Elk Creek, South Dakota, is world renowned for producing some of the finest gem quality barite crystals, often found on a contrasting matrix of yellow fluorescent calcite. These specimens are highly sought after by collectors for their intense amber, honey, or "root beer" coloration and exceptional transparency.