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CLQ2 Pyromorphite,
Daoping-Yangshuo Orebody, Guilin
area, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Central South Region, China
6.4x 4.7x 4.1 cm
$50
A cabinet pyromorphite
with numerous bright green crystals on a rust stained quartz matrix.
This makes for a very beautiful contrast.
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CLQ17 Tourmaline,
Lepidolite
Kunnar,
Afghanistan
4.5x
3.3x 2.6 cm
$50
A cluster of lepidolite
crystals, with several lustrous rubellite tourmalines nestled among them.
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CLQ18 Tourmaline,
Lepidolite
Kunnar,
Afghanistan
4.0x
2.7x 2.4 cm
$43
An unterminated rubellite
surrounded by lepidolite, the lithium rich mica.
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CLQ35
Ilmenite
Skardu, Northern Areas,
Pakistan
4.6x
3.7x 2.0 cm.
$29
A miniature specimen with a complete ilmenite crystal on
matrix. Most likely from Alchuri.
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CLQ20 Fluorite
De'An Mine,Jiangxi Prov., China
10.9x
4.5x 4.6 cm
$68
A cabinet specimen from the
De'An mine. This stuff made a huge splash on the market a couple
yeas back, but is now getting harder to find.
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CLQ24 Adamite
Dachang Sn-Polymetallic Ore Field,
Nandan Co., Hechi Prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China
9.6x
6.3x 3.1 cm
$18
An adamite specimen from the new
occurrence at the Dachang Ore field. These have not been widely
available.
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CLQ28
Wavellite
Mt. Ida, Arkansas, United States
3.5x
3.5x 4.2 cm
$16
A sample of wavellite from the
classic locality at Mt. Ida, Arkansas.
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CLQ39
Pyrite
Navajun, Spain
5.8x
4.7x 4.7 cm.
$20
A pyrite crystal on matrix, with the longest edge
measuring 1.8cm.
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CLQ33
Descloizite
Berg Aukas, Grootfontein, Namibia
5.8x
3.2x 4.6 cm
$36
A cluster of descloizite from
Grootfontein, one of the best localities for the species in the world.
One of the little crystal sheafs has
been broken off and reattached, though given its invisibility and the
number of undamaged clusters, it doesn't make too much of a difference.
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CLQ34 Smokey Quartz on Feldspar
Moat Mountain, Bartlett, New
Hampshire, United States
6.6x
5.4x 3.6 cm
$37
A cluster of terminated smoky quartz
crystals on a matrix of feldspar crystals, a couple of which appear to
have microcline cores.
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CLQ36
Anatase
Kharran,
Baluchistan, Pakistan
3.7x
2.9x 2.1 cm.
$36
A miniature specimen with an anatase crystal
sharing its
matrix with a cluster of quartz crystals.
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LIZ4
Wulfenite with Mimetite
San
Juan Potente Vein, Level 6, Mina Ojuela, Mapimi, Durango, Mexico.
6.1x
5.4x 3.4 cm
$37
These were one of the big new
finds from this years Tucson show. This cabinet specimen has
elongated dipyramidal crystals interspersed among dark green mimetite
aggregates.
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ZIU12 Anatase
Kharran,
Baluchistan, Pakistan
4.4x
3.1x 2.2 cm
$37
A miniature specimen with anatase crystals on
matrix.
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ZIU18-
Stibnite
Wuling Mine, Jiujiang Prefacture, Jiangxi Prov., China
11.1x 4.0x 1.6 cm
$48
A cluster of stibnites from China. All the crystals are double
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ZIU21 Tourmaline,
Lepidolite
Kunnar,
Afghanistan
11.6x
9.6x 5.2 cm
$125
A long, unterminated
elbaite lying flat against its matrix.
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ZIU22 Tourmaline,
Lepidolite
Kunnar,
Afghanistan
3.6x
2.2x 2.4 cm
$32
An unterminated rubellite
surrounded by lepidolite, the lithium rich mica.
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ZIU23 Tourmaline,
Lepidolite
Kunnar,
Afghanistan
5.2x
2.4x 1.9 cm
$44
An unterminated rubellite
surrounded by lepidolite, the lithium rich mica.
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ZIU25
Pyrophyllite
North
Carolina, United States
6.7x
3.4x 3.4 cm
$17
A cluster of radiating
pyrophyllite crystals.
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ZIU26
Wavellite on Quartz
Siglo
XX Mine, near Llallagua, Bolivia
8.0x
5.1x 3.6 cm
$29
A cabinet example of Bolvian
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ZIU27
Spinel
Luc
Yen Mining District, Yenbai Prov., Vietnam
4.0x
2.2x 3.6 cm
$35
A large spinel from
Vietnam.
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ZIU28
Spinel
Luc
Yen Mining District, Yenbai Prov., Vietnam
1.8x
1.6x 2.1 cm
$26
A thumbnail
spinel from Vietnam.
The color is a bit darker in person, and less pinkish.
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