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Minerals Beginning with "R"
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JC12215. Rhodonite. Broken Hill, Broken Hill district, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia. 10 x 13 x 16 cm 3,186g. Approx. 7 Lbs $200.00 A large mass of solid rhodonite. Partial crystal faces are present in a few places. An old piece, from a small collection of Broken Hill specimens. |
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JC12215. Another view. |
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JC12215. Another view. |
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JC12488. Rhodonite. Brazil. 2.5 x 6.2 x 8 cm 480g Semi polished rectangle/square $30.00 |
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JC12488. Back side. |
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BR582. Roselite, Cobaltlotharmeyerite. Aghbar mine, Souss-Massa-Draa region, Morocco. 7 x 4.5 x 3 cm 106g $170.00 Two vugs filled with micro-crystals. Ex: Ossola Mineraux. Ex: Kay Robertson coll. Ex: Mineralogical Research. |
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BR582. Close up of the vug. |
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JC13298. Calcite on rosasite. Ojuela mine, Mapimi, Durango, Mexico. 7.3 x 5.3 x 3.5 cm $46.00 Typical rosasite color, with a thin layer of calcite crystals overlying the rosasite. There is some rubbing of the calcite, as seen as white spots here and there. RESERVED |
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JC13298. Another view. |
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JC13298. Another view. |
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JC13298. Close up of bottom left as seen in the top photo. |
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JC13298. Close up of upper right as seen in the top photo. |
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JC10490. Elbaite/Rubellite. Malkhan Pegmatite Field, Krasnyi Chikoy, Chitinskaya Oblast, Transbaikal, Eastern Siberia, Russia. 5 cm tall crystal. 39g. $290.00 Pinkish red termination, with the sides partially coated with microscopic quartz crystals which add sparkle to the sides. Discovered in 1980 by Russian geologists, this area has been a prolific source of beautiful (and expensive) tourmaline specimens. |
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JC10490. Back side. |