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From Madhya Pradesh
known for producing specimens with striking crystal habits and
Las Choyas geodes formed millions of years ago within volcanic rocks as mineral-rich groundwater slowly deposited layers of silica inside hollow cavities
It's found in commercial quantities across Africa
Scolecite (#1113) Mine in Banoti Jalgaon Maharashtra From Madhya PradeshApproximate Size: 6 inches Scolecite. Location; Banoti Jalgaon Maharashtra, India Scolecite forms as a secondary mineral through a process called hydrothermal alteration, primarily within the cavities of volcanic rocks like basalt, were silica rich solutions percolate and deposit crystals of scolecite as they cool and evaporate, often forming needle like structures within the rock's vesicles(gas bubbles) left behind during cooling; it is often
