gypsum - unaltered sand selenite (desert) rose from a dry lake in Chihuahua, Mexico - unit of 12 student specimens
Selenite gypsum sand roses form naturally in desert lakes and are unaltered, showing the natural color of the sand within the crystals.
- The description claims that burning selenite roses turns the edges of the crystals white, which is not their natural state.
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