Rough Pale Green Calcite or Quartz Specimen

This item is a small, hand-sized geological specimen, likely a variety of calcite, quartz, or fluorite, presenting in a raw, unpolished state. The specimen measures approximately 2.5 to 3 centimeters in length, based on its scale relative to the person's hand. It displays a pale, milky-green to off-white coloration with a semi-translucent quality that allows light to penetrate the surface layers. The physical construction is characterized by a crystalline or rhombohedral structure, showing natural cleavage planes and jagged, uneven edges typical of rough mineral fragments. There are visible internal fractures and inclusions which contribute to its cloudy appearance. No artificial markings, signatures, or maker's stamps are present, indicating it is a natural find or a raw mineral sample from a collection. The condition is consistent with a raw specimen, featuring natural wear, surface dust, and sharp terminations. Its waxy to vitreous luster suggests a mid-range hardness. This piece lacks the precision of a lapidary cut, emphasizing its natural craftsmanship and geological origin rather than a manufactured style period.