As rich color is not the defining characteristic of this group, intricate, rare texture is what sets the Neutrals apart. Varied manifestations of chalcedony - "snowflake", "crushed ice", and "finger"- dominate here. However, satin Flourite cubes, intertwining, muted Stilbite formations and a host of other rare crystal textures are also found in subdued tones of sand, cream, sand, tawny, tan, fawn or taupe.

Some examples of specimens that fall into this category are shown in additional images.

Available in 8x10, 11x14 and 16x20.