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The locality of this specimen is unknown
Its color comes from trace iron and exposure to gamma radiation
It derives its name from its delicate rose-pink hue
some of the highest quality specimens come from Brazil and Uruguay
The oldest known piece of Amber dates back to 320 Million Years Ago
Mangano "OMGites" (OK Mud Balls) Pair Mineral The locality of this specimenOklahoma Mud Balls or OMGites are spherical cobbles found in the Wellington and Garber formations in Oklahoma. They are made of red mudstone and siltstone and can contain minerals like quartz, barite, and calcite. This specimen has been photographed with both long wave and mid wave black lights. This item is 4 x 2. 25 and weighs 27. 1 oz
