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This piece is part of a collection of Stations of the Cross from a church in Tuscany
The tassel originally came from an Italian church and were used during feast days
The natural elements have been combined to appear as if they evolved together over time
It appears to have "grown out" of the calcite and mica base
Size: 8" high x 4" wide x 3" deep
L308 Retail This piece is part ofPair of 18th century Italian fragments with a gold flower relief decorated with natural forming baroque pearls to emulate the flower on a matrix of barite and double terminated calcite crystals. This particular form of barite comes from Elk Creek, Meade County, South Dakota. Its locality is well known for producing unusual and rare specimens of golden barite crystals on an attractively contrasting matrix of a charcoal gray color. Specimens of golden
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