Ram’s Horn Selenite (Gypsum) Terlingua Mining District, Brewster County, Texas Dimensions: 5.2 x 3.2 x 2.0 cm
This unusual specimen is Ram’s Horn Selenite, a distinctive curved growth habit of gypsum from the historic Terlingua Mining District, Brewster County, Texas. Rather than forming the familiar flat blades of selenite, these crystals develop into dramatically bent and sometimes tightly curled forms resembling the horn of a ram. Terlingua examples are considered classic Texas mineral specimens, with documented occurrences including the historic Mariposa Mine, where gypsum was recovered from limestone caverns.
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