Adamite Specimen: Ojuéla Mine Collector’s Crystal White Jade is found on a soapstone/serpentine

is found on a soapstone/serpentine type  matrix

and translucent pink tones of this material are caused by microscopic hematite or iron oxide inclusions distributed throughout the calcium carbonate crystal lattice

Some of the fluorite root material appears as an inclusion

this smaller piece has white dolomite with hints of pink under Longwave light

longwave UV shows a bit brighter in person than shown in video

Adamite Specimen: Ojuéla Mine Collector’s Crystal White Jade is found on a soapstone/serpentineSpecimen Details: This exceptional Adamite Specimen is a must have addition for any serious mineral collector, sourced directly from the renowned Ojula Mine, Mapim, Durango, Mexico. The Ojula Mine is globally famous for producing some of the finest examples of Adamite, and this piece clearly demonstrates why. The crystal formation features classic, sharp habit and a vibrant color palette, ranging from pale greenish yellow to a richer, honey like hue