Light Pink Saddle Dolomite from Black Rock, Arkansas

Light pink to pink dolomite crystals form densely arranged, saddle-shaped aggregates on the natural matrix. The soft pink tones and vitreous to pearly luster give the specimen a calm, uniform appearance.

The curved crystal surfaces are typical of saddle-shaped dolomite. The dense arrangement of the individual aggregates creates a compact and clearly structured surface.

Dolomite from Black Rock, Arkansas

Black Rock is located in the Lawrence County Zinc Mining District in the U.S. state of Arkansas. The area is known for dolomite crystals from quarries and mineralized cavities.

The light pink coloration and saddle-shaped crystal habit are characteristic forms of dolomite from the Black Rock area. The pale color and densely arranged aggregates define the distinctive visual appearance of this specimen.

With dimensions of 6.0 × 6.0 × 3.0 cm and a weight of 103 g, this is a compact small cabinet specimen. Its particular appeal lies in the light pink, saddle-shaped dolomite aggregates.