CRYSTAL MOON GALLERY
David Dobson creates mineral spheres using machines that he has designed and/or built himself. The process is very time-consuming, and requires quite a number of steps and processes in order to be successful. David specializes in large spheres, from 5-inches to over a foot in diameter.
A word on sizes is necessary. Each stone is cut individually. And, the process of machining the surface takes unique directions with each stone. Therefore a 'nominal' 5-inch sphere may be a little smaller (or larger) than the target size.
A word on sizes is necessary. Each stone is cut individually. And, the process of machining the surface takes unique directions with each stone. Therefore a 'nominal' 5-inch sphere may be a little smaller (or larger) than the target size.
| 5-inch Lepidolite Sphere This sphere has a very nice lilac color that was not well represented in any of our photographs. As with most Lepidolite, it also displays tiny flakes, not unlike metal-flake paint. 7.34 lbs $142.86 |
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5-and-a-half inch Blue Quartz Sphere attractive colored sphere has a 'hollow' about 1.25 inch in diameter 8.68 lbs $178.58 |
| 5-and-a-half inch sphere Cut from a Texas Septarian Nodule. Found in the Eagle Ford formation, this nodule (aka concretion) shows lovely crystallized Calcite mineralization. 8.5 lbs $178.58 |
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5-and-a-half inch sphere Cut from Texas Septarian Nodule. Found in the Eagle Ford formation, this nodule contains voids where the original shale (aka mudstone) has separated from the Calcite 8.44 lbs $178.58 |
| 5-and-a-half inche sphere Cut from Texas Septarian Nodule. Found in the Eagle Ford formation, this nodule display small voids with crystallized Calcite 9.16 lbs $178.58 |
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