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Okenite Specimens

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Okenite Specimens For Sale

Acquiring Okenite specimens requires a discerning approach. First, focus on the crystalline structure – look for delicate, needle-like white Okenite crystals in radiating formations, often on a contrasting matrix. Inspect for pristine clarity; the best specimens are virtually free of inclusions, ensuring a captivating appearance. Size and overall aesthetic appeal are key; larger, well-distributed clusters on a well-presented matrix enhance the specimen's beauty. Consider the source; Okenite from India and New Zealand is highly regarded. Always seek documented authenticity. By adhering to these factors, you'll secure an Okenite specimen that's a prized addition to your mineral and crystal collection.