This unique specimen is a genuine crystal from Searles Lake, a remarkable geological site in California's Mojave Desert. Searles Lake is a dry lakebed known for its vast mineral deposits, formed over thousands of years as ancient lakes evaporated. This piece is primarily composed of Halite and Trona, minerals that precipitate from the highly saline brine of the lakebed.
 
The crystal's delicate, pinkish-white formations and rough texture are characteristic of these rare deposits. Due to the unique environment of the lakebed, specimens with this particular composition and formation are not found in many other locations, making this a special find for any collector. This is a natural, unpolished sample of a distinct geological history, offering a tangible connection to one of North America's most unique mineral-rich regions.
 
Location: Searles Lake, California, USA
Rarity: Unique formations specific to this single location