Stellar Beam Calcite is an ultra-rare, high-vibration golden crystal that naturally forms in angular, tapered peaks. It is revered by many for its crystal healing properties and is considered a stone of deep spirituality and expansion.

Radiating with uplifting energy, Stellar Beam Calcite is a potent stone of ascension. It is a powerful cleanser and amplifier of energy that facilitates higher awareness, emotional intelligence and mental health. Stellar Beam Calcite is beneficial for deep relaxation, spiritual guidance, revitalisation and harmony.

You will receive the one Stellar Beam Calcite Raw Mineral Specimen pictured size approximately 103mm wide x 120mm tall, 876g.

This self-standing Stellar Beam Calcite features four glowing peaks that crown the one angular, tapered main crystal formation. The two top peaks have beautiful rainbows in them - something that is so incredibly rare to find in a Stellar Beam Calcite. 

A baby crystal peak sits at the base with its own little rainbow and underneath the stone, you'll find another rainbow. Not that we'll be looking underneath much because the magic of this stone is in its majestic presence and those glorious rainbow-tipped peaks!

Overall, this is a substantially sized showcase crystal that sits upright and looks wonderful from every angle. There is a special light-reflecting quality that really highlights the translucent, gold crystal. 

Now that the Tennessee Elmwood Mine is permanently closed these crystals are much harder to find. Please note this statement crystal has been repaired at mining source to secure the top tip and the price of this specimen has been reduced accordingly. Please zoom in on the product photographs for a closer look. 

Also known as Dog Tooth Calcite, Stellar Beam Calcite like Honey Calcite, is a personal power stone. Its golden hues resonate with the solar plexus chakra and is ideal for manifesting grids and bringing your intentions to life.

Stellar Beam Calcite is found in Tennessee U.S.A from the retired Elmwood Mine. Specimens are incredibly hard to come by and no further specimens are being mined from this area.