Sulfur on Aragonite from Cozzo Disi Mine TF1260 kosovo It's often considered a stone

It's often considered a stone of change and empowerment

but also for its association with a sacred mountain range that has long held meaning in local tradition and Himalayan culture

also noted for its quartz and associated minerals

The sprays of black tourmaline shoot up from the base like a fountain of fireworks

particularly in regions with low-grade metamorphism

Sulfur on Aragonite from Cozzo Disi Mine TF1260 kosovo It's often considered a stoneSulfur on Aragonite from Cozzo Disi Mine Approx. Dimensions: 4. 5x4x3 inches Approx. Weight: 878 grams Locality: Cozzo Disi Mine, Casteltermini, Agrigento, Sicily, Italy This large aragonite specimen features several well formed sulfur crystals scattered throughout. This piece is from the Cozzo Disi Mine in Sicily, Italy. Aragonite from this region is phosphorescent, so it will hold a UV charge briefly after the UV light is removed.