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Stannite, Arsenopyrite, Quartz
Item code
g720966
Weight
925 grams
Dimensions
155 x 80 x 66.5mm
Largest Crystal
141 x 78 x 51mm (Quartz)
Stock
Price
$ 500.00
Quantity
The copper, zinc, iron and tin sulphide is a rare mineral but specimens of this size and quality are exceptionally unusual.
The
Stannite
occurs as clusters of large lustrous black crystals along with sizable crystals of
Arsenopyrite
. The sulphide minerals are attached to a large and complex cluster of
Quartz
crystals with largely intact terminations.
The quartz contains metallic inclusions which are probably arsenopyrite, along with very small bright
yellow inclusions
reminiscent of a lava lamp.
This is a highly displayable specimen of a hard to get mineral.
The specimen is from the Yaogangxian Mine, Chengzhou Prefecture, Hunan Province, China.
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