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Sandy Selenite, Desert Rose

Identifier:

1991.2.14.29

Description:

This is s type of gypsum crystal that formed in desert conditions, trapping sand inside the crystals as they formed. They are common in Texas, Oklahoma, and the Sahara Desert.

Current Location Status:

On Exhibit

Source:

In Memory Of Les Jones

Rights:

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Exhibit/Program

R is for Rocks and Minerals ()

Maker/Donor

Berdeana Jones

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