Description
This exceptional white celestite specimen comes from the legendary Maybee Quarry in Monroe County, Michigan, a classic North American mineral locality famous for producing some of the world’s finest celestine crystals. Unlike the more common blue celestite from Madagascar, these crystals formed in a soft pearl-white to icy translucent hue, giving the specimen a luminous, ethereal glow.
The crystals grow in sharp orthorhombic formations, often with brilliant natural terminations that reflect light with subtle flashes of silver and frost. The clean white coloration makes this material especially rare and desirable among serious mineral collectors.
This specimen represents a piece of classic American mineral history — a true collector’s celestite.
Dimensions & Weight
Measurements: 4” x 2.25” x 1.75”
Weight: 167g
Collector’s Notes
The Maybee Quarry is one of the most famous celestite localities in the world. Material from this site has been collected for over a century, but access today is extremely limited. White celestite from Maybee is far rarer than the blue varieties seen on the market and is sought after by museum collectors for its clarity, crystal habit, and provenance.
Celestite from this locality is known for its exceptional crystal size and sharp crystal faces, making it one of the most important celestine deposits ever discovered in North America.
Highlights
Authentic White Celestite (Celestine)
From the legendary Maybee Quarry, Michigan
Rare North American mineral locality
Sharp natural crystal formations
Collector-grade color and clarity
No treatments or enhancements
Metaphysical Properties
Celestite is known as the Stone of Divine Communication and Peace. It is believed to:
Promote deep calm and emotional balance
Enhance spiritual awareness and angelic connection
Support meditation and dream work
Clear anxiety and energetic tension
Align the Throat and Crown chakras
White celestite carries a softer, purer vibration than blue varieties, making it especially valued for spiritual clarity and gentle healing.
Mineralogy
Mineral: Celestite (Celestine)
Chemical Formula: SrSO₄ (Strontium Sulfate)
Crystal System: Orthorhombic
Hardness: 3–3.5 on the Mohs scale
Formation: Sedimentary evaporite environments
Color: White to colorless (rare)
Description
This exceptional white celestite specimen comes from the legendary Maybee Quarry in Monroe County, Michigan, a classic North American mineral locality famous for producing some of the world’s finest celestine crystals. Unlike the more common blue celestite from Madagascar, these crystals formed in a soft pearl-white to icy translucent hue, giving the specimen a luminous, ethereal glow.
The crystals grow in sharp orthorhombic formations, often with brilliant natural terminations that reflect light with subtle flashes of silver and frost. The clean white coloration makes this material especially rare and desirable among serious mineral collectors.
This specimen represents a piece of classic American mineral history — a true collector’s celestite.
Dimensions & Weight
Measurements: 4” x 2.25” x 1.75”
Weight: 167g
Collector’s Notes
The Maybee Quarry is one of the most famous celestite localities in the world. Material from this site has been collected for over a century, but access today is extremely limited. White celestite from Maybee is far rarer than the blue varieties seen on the market and is sought after by museum collectors for its clarity, crystal habit, and provenance.
Celestite from this locality is known for its exceptional crystal size and sharp crystal faces, making it one of the most important celestine deposits ever discovered in North America.
Highlights
Authentic White Celestite (Celestine)
From the legendary Maybee Quarry, Michigan
Rare North American mineral locality
Sharp natural crystal formations
Collector-grade color and clarity
No treatments or enhancements
Metaphysical Properties
Celestite is known as the Stone of Divine Communication and Peace. It is believed to:
Promote deep calm and emotional balance
Enhance spiritual awareness and angelic connection
Support meditation and dream work
Clear anxiety and energetic tension
Align the Throat and Crown chakras
White celestite carries a softer, purer vibration than blue varieties, making it especially valued for spiritual clarity and gentle healing.
Mineralogy
Mineral: Celestite (Celestine)
Chemical Formula: SrSO₄ (Strontium Sulfate)
Crystal System: Orthorhombic
Hardness: 3–3.5 on the Mohs scale
Formation: Sedimentary evaporite environments
Color: White to colorless (rare)
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