Missouri Dogtooth Calcite Double - Cadet, Missouri - Specimen #2

A classic golden honey-colored dogtooth calcite double specimen from the celebrated Cadet, Missouri locality. This piece features two intergrown scalenohedron calcite points in the signature "dogtooth" formation, with a warm amber-golden translucency that glows beautifully when held to the light. The elongated points are well-formed with natural terminations and a lovely textured base with smaller satellite crystals adding character and depth.

Cadet, Missouri is one of the most celebrated localities for dogtooth calcite in the United States, producing specimens with exceptional clarity, warm golden hues, and classic scalenohedron crystal habit that collectors have prized for generations.

• Specimen #2
• Mineral: Calcite (Dogtooth / Scalenohedron habit)
• Locality: Cadet, St. Francois County, Missouri, USA
• Weight: 1.0 oz
• Double intergrown dogtooth calcite points
• Warm golden honey translucency
• Well-formed natural terminations with textured base
• Approximately 2 inches tall
• Includes acrylic display stand
• One-of-a-kind natural specimen

A lovely classic Missouri dogtooth calcite double — a great entry point into Midwest mineral collecting!