Chalcedony on Scolecite from India

From: Chandanapuri, Nashik Div., Maharashtra, India          

Size: 9.1 x 4.3 x 4.6cm

Weight: 116g

Here is a really cute specimen which at first just looks like a nice conglomeration of chalcedony similar to the Indonesian grape agates, but in actuality it's much more intersting.  The ball shapes are actually formed by Orange Scolecite which is under the Chalcedony.  That's why there's a slight orange tint to it.  If you flip the specimen over you can see the orange scolecite on the bottom.  This quartz material grew on top of it giving it this really unique color and shape.

Found in 2016 by a farmer who was digging for potatoes. 

This specimen comes with a custom display base.