There is a new mineral name I discover frequently, so, I am happy to share some of those hereby. Thanks to Kristalle for offering these specimens since 1971
MINERALOGY. The most beautiful specimens from all over the world, from pyrite to rubies, a little bit about their name and common location, general narrative about Mineralogy from Mexican Geologist | Mineralogist Oscar Garcia Shelly.
Beryl var. Esmerald from the Muzo Mine, Mun. de Muzo, Vasquez-Yacopí Mining District, Boyacá Department, Colombia.
Largest crystal measures approx. 25 mm.
3 comments:
Hello!
Very nice pics! What is on the 5th image? Along with fluorite. Does not seem to be a tourmaline.
Thanks,
David.
Hello David, it looks more like Neptunite, however, the association of Neptunite-Flourite does not exist! The specimen is listed as tourmaline var. schorl. I'll double check. Thanks for pointing that out.
Best regards,
Oscar G. Shelly
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