ROMANECHITE - Cap Vani, Milos, Greece
Unusual specimen of botryoid Romanechite from Cap Vani in Greece. It was discovered in July 2020. Beautiful matte black luster.7 x 4 x 3,60 cmReference : 1804
Unusual specimen of botryoid Romanechite from Cap Vani in Greece. It was discovered in July 2020. Beautiful matte black luster.7 x 4 x 3,60 cmReference : 1804
Nice piece of siderite of beautiful color partially covered with pyrite.It comes from the Morro Velho mine, Nova Lima, Minas Gerais, Brazil.This specimen measures 8.9 cm long by 7.2 cm high and 2.3 cm at its thickest.Its weight is 295 grams.Additional photos and order online on the DGminéraux...
Copper pseudomorphosed of Aragonite from Bolivia. We can still see Aragonite in some parts of the piece.2,30 x 1,60 x 1,40 cmReference : 2363
Beautiful shining specimen with wheels of intense glossy green Epidote crystals, the largest of which measures 2.30 x 1.90 x 1 cm, on slightly pink Quartz, also glossy.8,60 x 8,40 x 4,80 cmReference : 1807
Two intertwined Schorl crystals from Erongo, Namibia.4,20 x 3,40 x 2,10 cmReference : 2364
Unusual specimen of botryoid Romanechite from Cap Vani in Greece. It was discovered in July 2020. Beautiful matte black luster.5,30 x 4,50 x 3,10 cmReference : 1810
Quartz crystals of a well pronounced and homogeneous red, lustrous, coming from the Argentolle, Morvan in France.5,60 x 3,50 x 2,60 cmReference : 2368
Clusters of Calcite crystals that have taken an original, aerial and aesthetic form.4,60 x 3,50 x 2,80 cmReference : 2369
Specimen with very beautiful orange and transparent Wulfenite crystals, associated with darker orange Mimetite crystals. Very nice piece.7,10 x 4,70 x 4,40 cmReference : 1813
Unusual specimen of botryoid Romanechite from Cap Vani in Greece. It was discovered in July 2020. Beautiful matte black luster.6,20 x 4,10 x 3,20 cmReference : 1814
Superb specimen from the famous locality of Naica in Mexico, which has cubes of water-green fluorite, associated with white calcite and beautiful Galena crystals. Beautiful reaction to UV, Calcite becomes pink and Fluorite becomes blue.7,30 x 5,50 x 4,60 cmReference : 1816
Red quartz partially covered by white Calcite crystals. Specimen from Argentolle in Le Morvan.4,60 x 3,90 x 3,10 cmReference : 2375