✨ What makes Red Selenite special?
- Its red colour is usually a mineral companion: fine iron-rich particles may coat crystal surfaces, gather between fibres or become enclosed during Gypsum growth.
- Its patterns record changing conditions: clear, white and rust-coloured zones can reflect shifts in sediment, groundwater chemistry and available iron.
- Its form may need a more precise name: transparent blades fit Selenite, while many fibrous red towers and wands are technically Satin Spar Gypsum.
