Pink Halite is a variety of salt that forms in evaporative environments. Searles Lake in California is renowned for its rich deposits of halite, which crystallize over time to form vivid pink specimens. The vibrant color of Pink Halite is due to the presence of trace minerals and algae, creating a unique and visually striking mineral. Halite naturally forms in a cubic structure due to the arrangement of sodium and chloride ions in its crystal lattice, which allows it to grow in perfect, square formations.

Keep your specimen in a dry environment and avoid contact with water. Cleanse it gently with a dry cloth to remove any dust or debris.