Seven heavens notes
InĀ religiousĀ or mythological cosmology, theĀ seven heavensĀ refer to seven levels or divisions of theĀ Heavens. The concept, also found in the ancientĀ Mesopotamian religions, can be found inĀ Judaism,Ā Christianity, andĀ Islam; a similar concept is also found in some other religions such asĀ Hind
Equant/Stout – Length, width, and breadth roughly equal
Common examples include: apophyllite,Ā olivine,Ā garnet
Dodecahedral – Dodecahedron-shaped, 12-sided
Common examples include: garnet,Ā pyrite
Druse, encrustation – Aggregate of crystals coating a surface or cavity, usually found in geodes
Common examples: azurite,Ā celestine,Ā calcite,Ā uvarovite,Ā malachite,Ā quartz InĀ geology,Ā druseĀ refers to a coating of fineĀ crystalsĀ on a rock fracture surfaceĀ orĀ veinĀ or within aĀ vugĀ orĀ geode. See also References