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8 x 6 cm. Honey coloured tabular crystal of barite with minor galena() on dolomite. There is some damage to this piece, hence the price. The piece could be trimmed. The largest barite.jpg (Author: Anton Potgieter)
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8.5 x 6 x 5 cm and weighs 235 grams (Author: VRigatti)
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8.5 x 7 x 5 cm and weighs 200 grams (Author: VRigatti)
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8.8 x 1.8 x 1.8 cm and weighs 67 grams (Author: VRigatti)
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8.jpg (Author: ikram)
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80 x 40 mm (Author: nurbo)
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8224M-rhodonite3.jpg (Author: Carles Millan)
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8cm. Quartz with iron stain-found in rare gas pocket at Holyoke trapps (Author: vic rzonca)
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9 2 11 001.JPG (Author: Glenn Rhein)
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9 2 11 003.JPG (Author: Glenn Rhein)
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9.jpg (Author: ikram)
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9188A.jpg (Author: d_hawtho)
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968100_110118080235_k2516a.jpg (Author: Anton Potgieter)
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968100_110329073358_br607a.jpg (Author: Anton Potgieter)
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968100_110427225443_t259a.jpg (Author: Anton Potgieter)
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96F4C450-7934-459D-BEA4-0288DAE2306C.jpeg (Author: Shawn S)
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9822_1.jpg (Author: d_hawtho)
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98368ac677ca4f47834c177a9c06e22d.jpg (Author: crocoite)
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Dallas Gem Mine, San Benito, California, USA
approx 25 mm (max dimension) (Author: nurbo)
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? (Author: Glenn Rhein)
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A "Funky" looking Rose quartz.
12 cm tall by 16 cm wide. (Author: Gail)
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A ’stalkers’ path makes life easier on the steeper ground. These paths were made over a hundred years ago by estate workers specifically to allow easier access into the mountains, for the purpose of deer stalking, on the Laird’s estate (land). (Author: Mike Wood)
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A 15 cm piece of andradite-hematite-chlorite-quartz. Much cleaner than it appears in the photo! (Author: Darren)
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A 1940 label (former Vogel collection) of an Eifel hauyne. (Author: Andreas Gerstenberg)
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A 4 cm "Karlsbad twin" of sanidite in trachyte matrix from Ölberg, Siebengebirge, Rhineland - not far from the sanidite type locality Drachenfels. (Author: Andreas Gerstenberg)
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A 4 cm Los Lamentos wulfenite that also just came back to me in a trade. (Author: Darren)
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A 6 cm Epidote from Rock Springs Canyon, Dona Ana County, New Mexico, USA - in the White Sands Missile Range Museum mineral collection. (Author: Darren)
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A 6 cm Epidote from Rock Springs Canyon, Dona Ana County, New Mexico, USA - in the White Sands Missile Range Museum mineral collection. (Author: Darren)
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a amethyst crystal from my clearview claim, uncleaned (Author: thecrystalfinder)
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A Annabel Lee mine fluorite from Hardin County Illinois, that is light blue with a golden yellow core. This piece also has many small chalcopyrites in the light blue rim. Very gemmy piece that measures 7 cm tall, 7 wide and 5 length. Weighs 150 grams (Author: VRigatti)
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A beautiful little quartz cluster with the small pocket it came from. Near Robertson, WC. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A beautiful scenery in San Miguel open pit: Dramatic contact between gossan, in the uppermost zone, and the underlying semimasive, replacive pyrite. (Author: Cesar M. Salvan)
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A bit of ore, pyrite and other complex sulfides in situ. I think this was part of an old foundation. (Author: vic rzonca)
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A Bulgarian galena on quartz. (Author: Tobi)
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a bunch of pockets in the granite clearview claim Passmore BC (Author: thecrystalfinder)
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A bunch of singles uncleaned..sure to be a few enhydros (Author: Jason)
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A calcite helectite that my son Dylan has named "The Horse." Santa Eulalia, Chihuahua, Mexico. About 8 cm across. (Author: Darren)
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A christmas tree of gypsum - found at the Hammerthal (southern) claypit, Bad Freienwalde, Brandenburg. 6,5 cm high tree. (Author: Andreas Gerstenberg)
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A classic locality for siderite is Lobenstein in Thuringia. This is where the shown oldtimer is from: dark brown crystals with some pyrite scattered on. (Author: Andreas Gerstenberg)
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A classic locality for wavellite is the Wachtelberg quarry, Langenstriegis, Freiberg district, Erzgebirge, Saxony. 5 cm high specimen. In this quarry grey, yellow, green and blue wavellites occured. A nearly black variety was named "Striegisan". (Author: Andreas Gerstenberg)
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A cleaned IMG.2114.JPG. (Author: vic rzonca)
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a clear quartz crystal in a freshly exposed pocket in the granite, clearview claim Passmore BC (Author: thecrystalfinder)
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a clear quartz crystal, clearview claim Passmore BC (Author: thecrystalfinder)
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A close up of one specimen showing well the Kentrolite. (Author: Jordi Fabre)
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A close up of the above pocket. There are still many crystals waiting to be removed. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A close up of the hole. Note the quartz reef to the right of the picture. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A close up of the pocket in the beginning stages of my dig (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A close up of the pocket which was only a few inches under the surface. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A close up of tomorrow’s fruit. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A close-up of the large crystal at the end of the specimen, 0.9 cm across. (Author: Tracy)
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A closer look at the calcite on fluorite on limestone matrix (Author: k-m.minerals)
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A closer look at the front (Author: k-m.minerals)
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A closer photo of the hematite from Willis Mountain Mine. (Author: Jessica Simonoff)
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A closer shot of the pyrite-rich matrix. (Author: Tobi)
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A closer shot of the upcoming Fluorite. I forgot the sequencing again. (Author: Jim Prentiss)
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A closer shot of the vug with the calcite twin inside. (Author: Tobi)
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A cluster of dark purple, gemmy fluorites on muscovite matrix from Yaogangxian Mine, Hunan province China. It measures 6.5 x 5.8 x 3.5 cm and weighs 65 grams. (Author: VRigatti)
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A color-zoned fluorite from Okorusu, Namibia. 8.5x6x2 cm (Author: Jessica Simonoff)
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A complex crystal of Cuprite from Chessy
1,8cm
trades with the guy who have had the luck to find it at chessy.
Only a few guys can go:memebers of the mineralogical group of L’arbresle. (Author: parfaitelumiere)
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A crystal fresh from the earth. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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a crystal pocket in the granite, clearview claim Passmore BC (Author: thecrystalfinder)
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A curious visitor. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A days work cleaning out druzy quartz pockets. (Author: vic rzonca)
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A days worth of making big rocks into small. (Author: vic rzonca)
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A detail of the vivianite crystal (Author: Andreas Gerstenberg)
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A family of Duikers on Blesberg. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A famous location for German barytes is Zobes, Voigtland, Saxony. That´s where these nice platy crystals (up to 2 cm) with marcasite covering on smoky quartz come from. Not as famous as Pöhla barytes but in my opinion the best Zobes pieces can compete with. (Author: Andreas Gerstenberg)
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A favourite flower for many butterflies and other insects. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A few miniatures. (Author: Darren)
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A floater! (Author: Gail)
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A flotilla of Aragonite’s 20 - 30 mm, Tazouta Morocco (Author: nurbo)
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A foot path. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A front view of the specimen (Author: k-m.minerals)
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A fruitful trim (or lucky). The quartz is about 6 cm. high. (Author: vic rzonca)
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A good sample with greenish brown sphalerite crystals and some quartz. Old find (7 cm) from Lautenthal, Harz. There you can find nice crystals even today. But the shown quality I never saw during my visits on the dumps, so I had to buy this nice oldtimer... (Author: Andreas Gerstenberg)
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A grasshopper sits well camouflaged between pebbles. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A group of crystals of cubic fluorite with 2 cm of edge on escalenohedral crystals of calcite, also from the Emilio mine
J.R. García photo (Author: jrg)
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A group of cubic crystals of yellow honey color, very bright and transparent, skirted by bluish tabular crystals of Barite and covered by little scalenohedra of Calcite.
Moscona Mine (Author: Joan Rosell)
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A hardly unknown locality for barytes is the Piesberg sandstone quarry, Osnabrück, Lower Saxony. The picture shows white plates up to 1 cm on quartz layer in sandstone (a 2001 find). Even pale blue crystals have been found. However, the quarry is far more reputated among fossil collectors. (Author: Andreas Gerstenberg)
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A hole which produced a few quartz specimens. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A horned adder; found while looking for crystals; caught, photographed and released. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A kind of my hobbyhorse are German precious stones like this clear quartz (2.5 ct) from the Ossling quarry near Hoyerswerda, Saxony. (Author: Andreas Gerstenberg)
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A label of Charles Otley Groom-Napier ("Museum M&M") of a hematite from Schlema, Saxony. (Author: Andreas Gerstenberg)
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A large crystal that was unfortunately already broken before we attempted to remove it. Nevertheless, I will mend it and keep it for ourselves. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A large deer tick on the prowl. This one was about 4mm long (body) and the red part on it’s abdomen indicates that it is mature and has fed on some thing. Mostly they are a bit smaller and can be very hard to spot when they are <1mm. They hang around in long vegetation (grass, heather, bracken, trees) and wait for prey to walk past. They have caused serious infection in some parts of the UK in the form of Lyme Disease. I’ve been getting bit by these suckers for twenty years or more but I’m still ok (I think). Tick season - probably april to october. (Author: Mike Wood)
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A large park running all along the river. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A large quartz outcrop but not with much found. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A large rock which hosted the calcite pocket. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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a large smoky quartz crystal (Author: thecrystalfinder)
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A large specimen I left for the next time which Riana removed. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A large thick gem tourmaline from Nuristan, Afghanistan. Measures 5 x 2.5 x 2.5 inches, and is contacted on the back. Weighs 250 grams (Author: VRigatti)
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A light blue coating of Strashmirite from the Majuba Hill Mine, Pershing County, Nevada. Field of view is 1.00" (2.54cm). (Author: Jim Prentiss)
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A little over an hour later I was back in the sunshine on the other side of the valley. The mountain in the distance is Ben Macdui, which I traversed the day before in a fruitless search for phenakite. (Author: Mike Wood)
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A lovely quartz specimen. It still has to be cleaned. Robertson, WC. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A lovely single crystal from the second pocket. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A matrix piece from Jonas with around 20 terminated tourmaline crystals on Lepidolite and Clevelandite. The back side appears to be Lepidolite replacing Feldspar? Measures 12.7 x 10.2 x 3 cm and weighs 200 grams. Two pictures from front and two from back (Author: VRigatti)
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A model of an ore separator. (Author: vic rzonca)
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A monument to flood disaster victims (some of them heroes that lost their lives trying to save others) (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A most remarkable, unusual mineral for this area (possibly some form of quartz). The host rock looks like basalt. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A natural pool (one of two) formed in the quarry after the rain. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A neat Naica, Chihuahua piece of galena, pyrite, sphalerite and small very pale green fluorite, about 6 cm (Author: Darren)
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A new pocket which produced some nice, very clear, crystals. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A nice Adamite consisting of two radial groups almost perfectly circular, with crystals of lemon yellow color, more intense on terminations.
Ojuela Mine, Mapimí, Municipio de Mapimí, Durango, Mexico
Specimen size: 2.5 × 1.2 × 1.2 cm = 1.0” × 0.5” × 0.5”
Extremely fluorescent long & short UV
Photo: Reference Specimens -> http://www.fabreminerals.com/specimens/MEC-north-america-mineral-specimens.php#TN36G9 (Author: Jordi Fabre)
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A nice combination of small dark blue/purple fluorites on sparkly dolomite from the Elmwood mine Tennessee. this piece is 6 cm tall and 5 cm wide and length. One photo is backlit. Weighs 70 grams (Author: VRigatti)
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A nice cover piece. (Author: Gail)
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A nice galena from Neudorf/Harz is hard to get, though. Nevertheless I´d say that getting a good fluorite from there is even harder. I bought this specimen with the declaration "Schönbrunn, Voigtland". But in fact it is an old classic from Neudorf with typical siderite and quartz crystals on the pale blue cubes as well as some sphalerite and galena in the shist matrix. Former collection of Bergdirector Geipel/Eisleben, dating from 1921 (without label, unfortunately). The cubes measure up to 2,5 cm. (Author: Andreas Gerstenberg)
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A nice sized specimen of Quartz on matrix. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A pair of crossed tourmalines from Pederneira Brazil. The largest crystal is 13.5 cm long x 2.0 cm with 2 repairs. The smaller crystal has no repairs. Weight is 90 grams. Sorry about the photo quality (Author: VRigatti)
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A panorama shot from the top of the ridge. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A Panoramic view from where I was digging. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A panoramic view of the entrance to the gorge. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A paragenesis not easy to found in Emilio mine. Fluorite, calcite and Quartz. The fluorite crystals have 1.5 cm of edge.
Jeff Scovil photo. (Author: jrg)
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A part of the quartz reef. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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a phantom crystal I found at my clearview claim (Author: thecrystalfinder)
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A Phenakite cluster from Mogok 20 x 15 x 15 mm (Author: nurbo)
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A photo from our neigborhood, taken from a little way up the mountains, about 400 m from our home. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A photo taken from the same place as the previous one, just more to the right. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A picture of the hole I dug after removing a big rock. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A picture that shows the structure of the pale green and very clear fluorite. (Author: Tobi)
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A piece of quartz with crystals; not worth keeping, but a good indicator. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A piece of smoky quartz from this vein. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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a pile of clear quartz crystals from one pocket, some pockets contain clear quartz crystals some smoky and some amethyst and some pockets contain all three varietys in one (Author: thecrystalfinder)
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a pocket in the granite that yeilded many find smokys and a few clear quartz crystals (Author: thecrystalfinder)
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A pocket of quartz crystals is found high up in the mountains. Robertson, WC. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A pocket. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A prominent vein (one of many) on an adjoining hill. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A prone Scott Werschky and John White tag teaming a pocket with quartz crystals. (Author: Tony L. Potucek)
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A protea flower. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A quartz cluster from above mentioned pocket. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A Quartz crystal fresh from the ground. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A quartz nodule. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A quartz reef exposed and weathered. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A quick cleaning, prehnite and babingtonite. about 15 cm. (Author: vic rzonca)
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A quick stop in the pear orchard to take a picture. The pear trees are in full bloom. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A real beauty from the Jeffrey Mine. (Author: Gail)
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A real German classic are these erythrite sprays (approx. 2,5 cm in diamater) in quartz vugs from Daniel mine, Schneeberg, Erzgebirge, Saxony (type locality). (Author: Andreas Gerstenberg)
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A real rock monster, consisting of manganese rich rock and sandstone. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A remarkable rock formation on our way back. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A reservoir about an hour’s walk into the mountains. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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a rusty crystal pocket at clearview claim (Author: thecrystalfinder)
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a rusty crystal pocket at clearview claim (Author: thecrystalfinder)
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A Santa Eulalia, Chihuahua calcite, about 5 cm across (Author: Darren)
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a scepter crystal as found uncleaned Clearview claim (Author: thecrystalfinder)
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A second pool in the quarry, which is the result of some good rain. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A simple label (about 1900) of a quartz crystal from Segen Gottes mine, Gersdorf, Saxony. (Author: Andreas Gerstenberg)
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A single crystal from above mentioned pocket. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A small distance up the gorge; looking back, I can see the tar road in Michells Pass. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A small gecko found while looking for quartz. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A small gorge with quartz seams visible. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A small mountain stream. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A small pocket found in solid quartzsite. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A small pocket of crystals exposed by weather. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A small pocket of quartz crystals. Not worth opening up, but beautiful enough to photograph. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A small pocket. (Author: John S. White)
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A small quartz pocket. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A small stream at the bottom of the small gorge with some pools just large enough to cool off in. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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a smoky quartz crystal and pocket, clearview claim Passmore BC (Author: thecrystalfinder)
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A smoky quartz vein that has been exploited. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A so-called "sliced quartz" from the Bor mine, Dalnegorsk, Russia, 12 cm long. The quartz grew among calcite crystals which accounts for the strange "cuts". Some of the calcite still remains on this piece. (Author: John S. White)
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A specimen fresh from the ground. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A specimen from the "Aurora" mine in the district of Caravia-Berbes. The main cube have 5 cm of edge.
Jeff Scovil Photo (Author: jrg)
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A specimen of Rhodochrosite with very few Kentrolite and minor white crystals of probably Calcite or Aragonite. (Author: Jordi Fabre)
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A specimen of the colorless quartz crystals, 6 cm across. (Author: John S. White)
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A specimen showing a Baveno twin (left) with two attached small quartz crystals, a non-penetrating Carlsbad twin (front) and an untwinned crystal of microcline. Biggest crystal (Baveno twin) measures 1.5 cm long. David Soler specimen and photo, 2006. (Author: davidsoler)
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A Stassfurt boracite label of the saxonian mineral dealer Albin Jahn/Plauen. (Author: Andreas Gerstenberg)
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A steam manifold at the rear of the winch house feeds the dual cylinders that power the winch. The view is toward the east and Mosquito Pass. The divide follows the ridge line, there is rain over there. (Author: vic rzonca)
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A steam powered winch. The steam cylinder was attached to the flywheel to the left. (Author: vic rzonca)
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A stream in the woods, somewhere on the Isle of Skye, Scotland.
The stream/creek/small river I spent three hours lying face down in looking for silver nuggets... (Author: Mike Wood)
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A stunning, large cluster of quartz crystals, waiting to be removed. Robertson, WC. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A superb specimen for local collectors: very old antimonite ore in quartz from the Alte Hoffnung Gottes mine, Kleinvoigtsberg, Saxony (9 cm wide). (Author: Andreas Gerstenberg)
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A tabular crystal of titanite from Russia. I wish I had more specific locality information! 3x3x.3 cm. (Author: Jessica Simonoff)
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A tidy work place will soon be a mess. (Author: vic rzonca)
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A tiny group of quartz crystals (largest 5 mm) that are often a nice feature of Schneckenstein topazes. (Author: Tobi)
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A Toktokkie beetle (one of the many species of Darkling beetles). The name Toktokkie, refers to the beetle’s habit of knocking the ground to attract a partner. If you knock on the ground next to them, they often respond. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A trailer wreck washed down the river by floodwaters? (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A trillion Triliums. (Author: vic rzonca)
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A trout stream running through our town; a few hundred m from our home. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A true piece of art from Naica! (Author: Darren)
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A tunnel under the rocks with a large crystal bearing ridge. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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a twin crystal I found at my clearview claim (Author: thecrystalfinder)
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A typical cavity found at the blocks that are temporarily stored in the quarry. Note the Carlsbad twin in microcline, surrounded by many other small quartz, albite and muscovite (Author: davidsoler)
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A typical pegmatite vein in the granite of Ben a’ Bhuird, this one is a bit larger than is usual for the locality, but was lacking in euhedral crystals.
The outcrop is approximately 10m high. (Author: Mike Wood)
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A typical pocket of crystals in clay from Villiersdorp. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A Verreaux’s Eagle (Aquila verreauxii), or Witkruis arend, riding with some smaller birds. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A very fine example of the amethyst from Jacksons Crossroads on display at the Tellus Museum in Georgia (Author: John S. White)
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A very nice example of Erythrite Shaft 1
Bou Azzer Ouarzazate Province
Morocco
Size: 5.8 x 3.5 x 3.3 cm
Weight: 70 g (Author: Gordian)
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A very nice pocket that yielded many calcite specimens, mostly small, pearly crystals on matrix. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A very nifty tool. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A very rare pseudo: asbolane after calcite crystals on quartz from the Gott segne beständig mine, Spitzleithe, Schneeberg district, Erzgebirge, Saxony (type locality of lithiophorite!). The mine produced a lot of pseudo´s in the old days, even very unusual ones like manganese oxide after pyromorphite. They are mentioned in the famous mineralogical lexicon of the saxonian localities by August Frenzel (1874). The shown 5 cm wide specimen comes from the well-known Bally-Prior collection of Schönenwerd, Switzerland. (Author: Andreas Gerstenberg)
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A very welcome stop about 100 km from the nearest shop; a farm stall with COLD COKE!!! This is the only such place on a stretch of remote road, 255 km long. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A view from one of the many properties where we collect. Notice the quartz outcrop. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A view from the Blesberg facing North. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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a view of the mega pocket that yielded all those nice big crystals :) (Author: thecrystalfinder)
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A view of the pocket. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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Mina Ampliación a Victoria, Sierra de Alcarama, Navajún, Comarca Cervera, La Rioja, España
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A wild canary nest amongst a dry bush on the rocks. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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A years worth of broken dolostone, mostly with hand tools. (Author: vic rzonca)
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aac0_12.jpg (Author: d_hawtho)
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About 1920. (Author: Andreas Gerstenberg)
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About 3 cm measuring ulexite nodule (so-called "cotton ball") in massive anhydrite. Sample from the first place ulexite was found in Germany, the Niederellenbach quarry near Rothenburg, Hesse. From the collection of Sigmund Koritnig who described the mineral from Niederellenbach. (Author: Andreas Gerstenberg)
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About 40 km from home, I stopped to photograph this river that hardly ever flows as water is led away with a canal and weir higher up. (Author: Pierre Joubert)
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Acanthite
Freiberg, Freiberg District, Erzgebirge, Saxony, Germany
5,6x3,7x3 cm
Dark gray, lustrous, compound crystals, impressive due to the big size (5,2 cm in lenght the main crystal), from very classic locale and old collection. (Author: Simone Citon)
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Acanthite
Fresnillo Mine, Mun. de Fresnillo, Zacatecas, Mexico
Back Side (Author: am mizunaka)
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Acanthite
Fresnillo Mine, Mun. de Fresnillo, Zacatecas, Mexico
2.7 x 1.9 cm (Author: am mizunaka)
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Acanthite
Guanajuato, Mun. de Guanajuato, Guanajuato, Mexico
4.1 x 1.8 cm (Author: am mizunaka)
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Acanthite
Imiter Mine, Djebel Saghro, Ouarzazate Province, Morocco
2.6 x 2.9 cm.
A small group of crude octahedral acanthite crystals. (Author: crosstimber)
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Acanthite
Mina Santa Elena. Fresnillo. Zacatecas, Mexico
FOV 20,9mm
1x. Focus rail MacroRail. Canon EOS 600D. Ikea lights
Photo: Oscar Fernández Arcís, Mineral: Manuel de Torres (Author: ofarcis)
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Acanthite
Monte Narba, Sardinia, Italy
8x6x6 cm
Two big, up to 1 cm Acanthite crystals with many smallers in Calcite and Quartz, from an old classic italian locale. (Author: Simone Citon)
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Acanthite
Mt Narba Mine, San Vito, Cagliari Province, Sardinia, Italy
Up to 1 cm crystals
Many gray crystals in Calcite matrix, with cubic and cubooctahedral habitus. From old collection. (Author: Simone Citon)
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Acanthite
Proano Mine, Mun. de Fresnillo, Zacatecas, Mexico
Back Side (Author: am mizunaka)
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Acanthite
Proano Mine, Mun. de Fresnillo, Zacatecas, Mexico
4.4 x 2.2 cm (Author: am mizunaka)
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Acanthite
San Juan de Rayas Mine, Guanajuato, Mexico
2.1 x 2.4 cm. (Author: crosstimber)
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Acanthite
San Juan de Rayas Mine, Guanajuato, Mexico
Up to 2 cm
A 2 cm partial cube. (Author: Simone Citon)
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Acanthite
Uchucchacua Mine, Oyon Province, Lima Department, Peru
2,5 cm
A classic distorted crystal. (Author: Simone Citon)
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Acanthite
Imiter, Morocco
8x4 cm. (Author: Enrique Llorens)
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Acanthite after Pyrargyrite
Guanajuato, Municipio Guanajuato, México
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Acanthite ps Argentite on quartz, Guanajuato Mexico: small cabinet. Joel Roberts Poinsett piece, American Philosophical Society to Philadelphia Academy of Science (Author: Peter Megaw)
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Acanthite with Silver and Quartz
Uchucchacua Mine, Oyón Province, Department of Lima, Perú
30 mm x 12 mm x 6 mm (Author: Gianfranco Rodríguez T.)
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Acanthite, Ankerite
Mina San Juan de Rayas, Guanajuato, Municipio Guanajuato, México
58 x 42 mm (Autor: Sante Celiberti) -
Acanthite, Ankerite
Mina San Juan de Rayas, Guanajuato, Municipio Guanajuato, México
58 x 42 mm (Autor: Sante Celiberti) -
Acanthite, Calcite, Gold
Mina Proaño, Fresnillo de González Echeverría (Fresnillo), Municipio Fresnillo, Zacatecas, México
4.7 x 3.5 x 2 centimeters (Autor: Ricardo Melendez) -
Acanthite, Calcite, Gold
Mina Proaño, Fresnillo de González Echeverría (Fresnillo), Municipio Fresnillo, Zacatecas, México
4.7 x 3.5 x 2 centimeters (Autor: Ricardo Melendez) -
Acanthite, Calcite, Gold
Mina Proaño, Fresnillo de González Echeverría (Fresnillo), Municipio Fresnillo, Zacatecas, México
4.7 x 3.5 x 2 centimeters (Autor: Ricardo Melendez) -
Acanthite, Silver, Arsenic
Bad Schlema (Schlema), Distrito Schlema-Hartenstein, Erzgebirgskreis, Sajonia/Sachsen, Alemania
4,5 x 3 cm (Autor: Volkmar Stingl) -
Acanthite-TM47AJ3e.jpg (Author: Benj)
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Acanthite.
Santo Domingo, Chihuahua, Mexico.
size:12x7cm. (Author: javmex2)
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Acanthite
Guanajuato, Mexico
4x4 cm. (Author: Enrique Llorens)
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Acanthite
Guanajuato, México
4x1 cm (Author: Enrique Llorens)
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Acanthite
Mina Imiter, Jebel Saghro, Distrito Imiter, Provincia Tinghir, Región Drâa-Tafilalet, Marruecos
3 cm. (Autor: Enrique Llorens) -
Acanthite
Mina Highland Bell, Beaverdell, Distrito minero Greenwood, Columbia Británica, Canadá
FOV = 2.3 mm (Autor: Doug) -
Acanthite
Mina Imiter, Jebel Saghro, Distrito Imiter, Provincia Tinghir, Región Drâa-Tafilalet, Marruecos
2.5 x 4.0 cm (Autor: Michael Shaw) -
Acanthite
Mina Imiter, Jebel Saghro, Distrito Imiter, Provincia Tinghir, Región Drâa-Tafilalet, Marruecos
28 x 13 mm (Autor: Sante Celiberti) -
Achat (Oberschlottwitz).jpg (Author: Andreas Gerstenberg)
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Achtaragdite
Cuenca río Vilyui (Wilui), Vilyuysky, República Sakha (Yakutia), Rusia
26 x 24 mm (Autor: Sante Celiberti) -
Actinolite
Austria
7x5x3 cm (Author: B&A)
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Actinolite
Roccamonfina, Caserta, Campania, Italy
6.5 x 7.0 cm
Bundles of acicular olive-green actinolite embedded in white talc. (Author: crosstimber)
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Actinolite (variety smaragdite)
Glaciar Allalin, Zona Allalin, Saas-Almagell, Valle Saas, Zermatt - Saas Fee, Wallis (Valais), Suiza
70 mm x 70 mm x 50 mm (Autor: Dany Mabillard) -
Actinolite 02b.JPG (Author: Jim Prentiss)
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Actinolite in Quartz
Glaciar Miage, Valle Veny, Macizo Monte Bianco (Macizo Mont Blanc), Courmayeur, Valle de Aosta (Val d'Aosta), Italia
fov 30 mm (Autor: ploum) -
Actinolite in Talc
Cantera Carlton, Chester, Condado Windsor, Vermont, USA
4.1 x 5.5 cm (Autor: crosstimber) -
Actinolite in Talc
Hennsteige, Zemmgrund, Valle Ziller (Zillertal), Tirol Norte, Tirol, Austria
23 x 11 cm (Autor: Volkmar Stingl) -
Actinolite in Talc
Hennsteige, Zemmgrund, Valle Ziller (Zillertal), Tirol Norte, Tirol, Austria
23 x 11 cm (Autor: Volkmar Stingl) -
Actinolite in Talc
Cantera Carlton, Chester, Condado Windsor, Vermont, USA
4.6 x 3.7 cm (Autor: Michael Shaw) -
Actinolite on Talc
11cm x 7 cm
Lake Wenatchee, Chelan Cty, Washingon, USA (Author: Linda Smith)
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Actinolite ps. diopside
Mina Calumet, Distrito Turret, Condado Chaffee, Colorado, USA
6.5 x 4.7 cm (Autor: Michael Shaw) -
Actinolite var. Byssolite
Knappenwand, Untersulzbach Valley, Hohe Tauern, Salzburg, Austria
4.0 x 6.2 cm
Delicate needles of dark green byssolite scattered amongst white albite crystals. (Author: crosstimber)
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Actinolite variety byssolite
Miage Glacier, Veny Valley, Monte Bianco Massif (Mont Blanc Massif), Courmayeur, Aosta Valley, Italy
fov 20 mm (Author: ploum)
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Actinolite, Talc
Minas Gerais, Brazil
10.5 x 7.4 cm (Author: Don Lum)
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Actinolite, Talc
Hennsteige, Zemmgrund, Valle Ziller (Zillertal), Tirol Norte, Tirol, Austria
8,5 x 5 cm (Autor: Volkmar Stingl) -
Actinolite.
Vegarshei, Aust-Agder, Norway.
FOV 50 x 35 mm approx (Author: nurbo)
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