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A highly dimensional Multi-Point Scolecite Cluster from Jalgaon, Maharashtra, India, featuring numerous white prismatic crystals and radiating sprays preserved within an elongated basalt cavity. The volcanic host has been display cut to expose the interior while creating a broad, stable profile. The primary cavity contains several distinct scolecite formations rather than a single consolidated spray. Crystals emerge from multiple attachment points across the upper, central, and lower surfaces, producing an intricate network of intersecting needles, elongated prisms, and open radiating fans. At the center is the specimen’s strongest focal point: a substantial scolecite spray projecting diagonally across the cavity. Numerous crystals extend from a concentrated base and gradually separate into individual white points. Their layered arrangement creates a broad, fan-shaped profile with excellent depth. Above this central group, additional scolecite crystals descend from the upper basalt ...