Rare Pink Halite Specimen from Searles Lake in Trona, California, USA. 
This specimen weighs 100g
Pink halite is considered rare, particularly the vibrant bubblegum-pink specimens sourced from Searles Lake, California, and Owens Lake. Its distinctive color comes from embedded, light-absorbing halobacteria. Due to limited, closed, or restricted collecting sites, high-quality, natural pink halite is becoming increasingly hard to find. 
Fragility: It is an extremely fragile mineral that should not be exposed to water or high humidity, as it is composed of salt.