INGET RESERVPRIS - Fantastisk Cube Calcite Kristallkluster - Höjd: 9 cm - Bredd: 24 cm- 4000 g

A calcite cube refers to a naturally formed or artificially shaped crystal of calcite that exhibits a cubic form. Calcite typically crystallizes in the trigonal crystal system, forming rhombohedral or scalenohedral crystals. However, under certain conditions, calcite can form cubic crystals. These cubic crystals are relatively rare compared to other forms of calcite. Calcite cubes are characterized by their geometric shape, resembling a cube with six square faces. The edges and corners of the cube are often well-defined, creating a symmetrical and aesthetically pleasing crystal. The formation of calcite cubes can be influenced by factors such as temperature, pressure, and chemical composition of the surrounding environment. Cubic calcite crystals are typically found in areas where there was enough space for crystal growth without interference from other minerals.
Calcite cubes are fascinating examples of the diversity of crystal forms that minerals can take, showcasing the natural beauty and symmetry inherent in crystalline structures.

Approximate Dimension
Height: 9 cm Width: 24 cm

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