Shattuckite geode displays rough blue exterior and inner spheres.
An up-close view of a shattuckite ball display is seen. The stone is in geode form, with an exterior of rough, dusty blue minerals and cornflower blue spherical growths on the inside of the broken exterior. The outer shell makes a curved L shape on the left, while the inner growth is seen on the right. On the broken edge, the interior of the spheres is seen as fan-textured, with grow lines extending into the circular shape. The interior of the broken spheres shows a lighter shade of blue, and some of them show a gray outer edge. The shattuckite piece is attached to a clear square surface below. The bottom of the mineral piece shows a clear gel substance that sits between the clear surface and the mineral. The light above shines directly over the mineral piece, showing the matte texture of the stone. The piece itself shows small shadows from the spherical growths. The clear surface below shows specks of dust with a partial reflection of the stone piece. The surroundings of the stone are all completely black.