Elk Creek Barite Specimen DX471 golden healer Under a long-wave UV light

Under a long-wave UV light

Weight: 176

The stone is typically cut into cabochons or beads

particularly during the late 19th and early 20th centuries

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Elk Creek Barite Specimen DX471 golden healer Under a long-wave UV lightElk Creek Barite Specimen Approx. Dimensions: 4x3x2. 25 inches Approx. Weight: 287 grams Locality: Elk Creek, Meade County, South Dakota Elk Creek, South Dakota, is world renowned for producing some of the finest gem quality barite crystals, often found on a contrasting matrix of yellow fluorescent calcite. These specimens are highly sought after by collectors for their intense amber, honey, or "root beer" coloration and exceptional transparency.