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RM1938   Pyromorphite
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Excellent group of prismatic, slightly barrel-shaped crystals of pyromorphite. They show defined faces, with parallel growths and hoppered terminations, very brilliant. The green color is very good. Very aerial, skeletal, a first class piece. Nowadays it is not easy to find samples with this quality, remembering past times in which they were seen more often.


Size: 5.4 x 3.3 x 2.5 cm.
Main crystal: 11 mm.

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RM1936   Inesite
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This specimen of good size and quality comes from a classic North American locality for the species. Numerous pink crystals of inesite coat the interior of a vug in the matrix. Crystals of inesite are very sharp and brilliant. A good piece of this ancientlocality.


Size: 12 x 9.2 x 5 cm.
Main crystal: 5 x 2 mm

Classic locality
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RM1937   Topaz
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Topaz crystal aesthetically disposed on a rhyolite matrix. It shows several faces very well defined, with an excellent transparency and a uniform tone. From a classic locality.

 


Size: 7.5 x 8 x 5.5 cm.
Main crystal: 18 mm.

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RM1935   Fluorite with quartz
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Group of cubic crystals of fluorite, with transparency, color between purple to violet, with polysynthetic growths on the faces, very defined. A Spanish classic.


Size: 12.5 x 8.5 x 5.5 cm.
Main crystal: 25 x 22 mm.

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RM1933   Sphalerite with dolomite
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Specimen with many years, from the Daunis collection (Barcelona), with the handwritten label. There are several groups of sphalerite crystals, brilliant, translucent with an intense orange color when the light passes through them. They are disposed on a matrix with dolomite crystals. The sample has not been treated, so it presents some areas with small scratches, typical of the time. A great sample from this classic Spanish mine.


Size: 13 x 10 x 5.5 cm.
Main crystal: 28 x 28 mm aggreg.
Found in ±1980.

Col. L. Daunis (Barcelona).
Classic locality


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RM1931   Microcline

Rich group of microcline crystals, some of them with the Mannebach twin, well defined. Specimen belonging to the collection of Sr. Manchion, acquired at the Sant Celoni mineral show in March 1985. A piece with history.


Size: 7 x 5.5 x 2.8 cm.
Main crystal: 15 mm.
Found in ±1985.

Col. J.M. Manchion, Barcelona. Num. 159.
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RM1934   Staurolite
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Large crystals of staurolite included in micaceous schist from this classic Spanish area. The formation of metamorphic materials of the Oriental Guadarrama range, with a medium grade regional metamorphism, includes banded shales with almandine, sillimanite, distena and andalusite.


Size: 12.5 x 5.5 x 3.5 cm.
Main crystal: 32 x 12 mm.
Found in ±1982.

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RM1932   Fluorite with baryte
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Historically the most representative fluorite specimens from mina Moscona are yellow, recently some of violet tones have been collected. This ancient specimen is one of the few that appeared in the mine with this pink to purple color, with zoning. It is a floater, formed by growths of cubic crystals with faces with polysynthetic growths, very brilliant and translucent. They are partially covered with sharp tabular barite crystals, between transparent to opaque on the outer edges. No damage, good size and fluorescent (UV-LW). A very unusual piece for this classic Spanish mine, from a former German collection.


Size: 16 x 14 x 6.5 cm.

Fluorescent under long wave UV
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RM1930   Fluorite and calcite
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Group of cubic fluorite crystals, with defined edges and faces with tiled growths. Good brilliance, translucent to transparent and intense violet-purple color with marked geometric zoning. When the light passes through them, a purple tone is shown and the lines of growth are observed. On one of the crystals there is a small group of calcite crystals. A fine quality fluorite.


Size: 10.8 x 9 x 3 cm.
Main crystal: 28 x 25 mm.

Fluorescent under long wave UV
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RM1929   Actinolite and Fluorapatite
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Former specimen of actinolite adquired in marzo de 1987 at the Sant Celoni mineral show by Sr. Manchion. It shows radial aggregates of green crystals of actinolite, with whitish fluorapatite prisms included in. It comes from a Portuguese quarries abandoned for decades.


Size: 6 x 5 x 2.4 cm.
Main crystal: 10 mm.
Found in ±1987

Col. J. M. Manchion. Num. 305.


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RM1928   Arsenopyrite
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This floater specimen shows a curious and aesthetic skeletal growth of arsenopyrite crystals. Oquerous, extremely brilliant, with flattened and striated forms. An exceptional piece for this Portuguese mine that never ceases to amaze us for its top quality specimens. A very different specimen from Panasqueira.


Size: 8 x 4.6 x 3.6 cm.

Classic locality
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RM1926   Scolecite
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Scolecite and aerinite specimens from this small Aragonese town are known worldwide. This specimen shows groups of acicular prismatic crystals those form globular aggregates which, when extracted, they allow us to see the radiated growths perfectly. Snowy white color and good luster. Samples of this quality and size are rare and less nowadays. With Sr. Daunis handwritten label.


Size: 11 x 7.2 x 3.6 cm.
Found in 1980's.

Col. L. Daunis (Barcelona).
Fluorescent under long wave UV


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RM1925   Wavellite
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Wavellite specimens from Arkansas are becoming rare from this locality. In this remarkable sample we can see globular aggregates of crystals of this phosphate, with a second generation that covers them partially and of a lighter green color. Good color and aesthetics. A real classic.


Size: 7.8 x 7 x 3.4 cm.

Classic locality
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RM1923   Wulfenite
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Group of very sharp and tabular wulfenite crystals, with an excellent brilliance, color varies between orange to red and from translucent to transparent. They are disposed as rossettes very aerial on a matrix of goethite. Main crystallographic forms we can be observe are the first and second order tetragonal pyramids, truncated by the pinacoidal faces.


Size: 6 x 4.8 x 2.7 cm.
Main crystal: 7 mm.

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RM1922   Senegalite and turquoise

Senegalite is a rare aluminium phosphate. In this specimen we can observe several prismàtic transparent crystals on blue turquoise. This specimen is from the type locality for the species.


Size: 7 x 5 x 3.5 cm.

Type Locality - Localidad Tipo
Fluorescent under long wave UV
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RM1921   Gypsum

Huge size gypsum twinned crystal from a classic Spanish locality. From the Manchion collection (Barcelona).


Size: 13.2 x 6 x 3 cm
Found in 1986.

Classic locality
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RM1920   Sphalerite, boulangerite, rhodochrosite and more...
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A combo that Trepča supplies to the world of mineral collecting. In this specimen we have rhodo crystals with pink tone, well defined. They're partially covering sphalerite crystals, of intense brightness, with defined crystals of galena. Very thin quartz crystals forming rosettes and upholstered areas of delicate boulangerite filaments. Calcite flattened rhombohedral crystals with a greyish tone. A very aesthetic and interesting sample.


Size: 8.5 x 6 x 5.5 cm.
Found in 2018.

Classic locality
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RM1919   Sphalerite with siderite and arsenopyrite
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Pure brilliance, shining crystals, pure aesthetics. This specimen is formed by several sphalerite crystals, very, very bright, complex and of intense black color. When the light falls on them, the reflections are amazing. They are accompanied by lenticular siderite that gives a touch of contrast with the sphalerite. Some scattered crystals of arsenopyrite. A piece that will stand out in the showcase; turn it over with your hand hand under the light and enjoy.


Size: 8 x 7.2 x 5.4 cm.
Main crystal: 11 x 10 mm.
Found in 2018.

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RM1918   Libethenite and pseudomalachite
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Specimens of libethenite from Miguel Vacas mine are seen in the market, but with this size of crystal, brilliance, sharpness and color not really many of them can be find, but rather few. You do not need a magnifying glass to enjoy the pseudo-octahedral crystals of this phosphate. It is accompanied by pseudomalachite, as is usual for the locality, and on a quartz matrix. A first quality one, yes!


Size: 7.2 x 4.8 x 4.2 cm.
Main crystal: 1.5 - 2 mm

Classic locality
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RM1917   Topaz (var. Imperial) in matrix
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Usually these imperial topaz appear without matrix. In this specimen we can enjoy a prismatic crystal, doubly terminated by the pinacoids, with brilliance, transparence and intense color. With small ding in lateral face. It is gemmy from top to bottom.


Size: 5.7 x 4.8 x 4.5 cm.
Main crystal: 16 x 15 mm.

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RM1916   Adamite with goethite
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Very esthetic specimen formed by some groups of prismatic crystals of adamite, contrasting on a matrix of goethite. The crystals have a very uniform yellow color, with transparency, with very well defined faces and edges and forming rosettes. We can also observe isolated doubly terminated crystals and some almost colorless. A pleasure under the loupe magnifying glass. Good size.


Size: 7.5 x 7.5 x 3.2 cm.
Main crystal: 20 mm aggreg.

Fluorescent under long wave UV
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RM1915   Adamite with goethite
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Very esthetic specimen formed by some groups of prismatic crystals of adamite, contrasting on a matrix of goethite. The crystals have a very uniform yellow color, with transparency, with very well defined faces and edges and forming rosettes. We can also observe isolated doubly terminated crystals and some almost colorless. A pleasure under the loupe magnifying glass. Good size.


Size: 8 x 7.5 x 4 cm.
Main crystal: 25 mm aggreg.

Fluorescent under long wave UV
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RM1914   Gold with malachite and bornite
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These are brilliant aggregates of gold formed by numerous crystals rich in faces, curved faces and disposed on a matrix of quartz. The SEM-EDS analyzes show that this gold contains a small percentage of silver (<1% weight). They are accompanied by fibrous aggregates of malachite and gray bornite crystals. This specimen stands out for the contrast between the brilliant gold and the green/gray matrix. An exceptional piece. Bleida is a mine located on the eastern rim of the Bou Azzer district.


Size: 5.5 x 4.5 x 3.8 cm.
Found in 01/2018

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RM1913   Glaucophane with rutile, pyrite and muscovite
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Glaucophane is an unusual species member of the amphibol group. This Italian locality is known worldwide for the good specimens of this species. It is usually covered with calcite, which once removed shows sculptural aggregates of striated tabular to prismatic translucent crystals, with an intense bluish-gray color, almost violet. In the cavities appear small orange crystals of rutile and groups of chromian muscovite (var. fuchsite). Pyrite crystals also can be found. A good sized and very aesthetic combination from this classic locality.


Size: 8 x 6.5 x 4.5 cm.
Main crystal: 14 mm.

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RM1912   Glaucophane with rutile and muscovite
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Glaucophane is an unusual species member of the amphibol group. This Italian locality is known worldwide for the good specimens of this species. It is usually covered with calcite, which once removed shows sculptural aggregates of striated tabular to prismatic translucent crystals, with an intense bluish-gray color, almost violet. In the cavities appear small orange crystals of rutile and groups of chromian muscovite (var. fuchsite). Pyrite crystals also can be found. A good sized and very aesthetic combination from this classic locality.


Size: 7.3 x 6.5 x 4.2 cm.
Main crystal: 23 mm.

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