Quartz “cast” after AnhydriteA beautiful small cabinet sized specimen from the famous Silver Point Mine that produced some of the most well known Quartz casts from the state. These specimens have been labeled as being Quartz after Baryte pseudomorphs but, given the fact that Baryte is chemically inert and nearly impossible to dissolve, it is almost certain that these pseudomorphs are Quartz replacing Anhydrite. Finally, it appears that somebody else is on board with me as I read

but is in great condition overall compared to most from the find that were in terrible shape and did not display very well

Specimen # BROOK31919

very eye-catching crystal group with great form

This specimen was collected in August of 2010 and is an excellent example of the material

An unusual and certainly eye-catching example of gemmy Zircon on matrix from Myanmar

The majority of the Wavellites from world localities feature either micro crystals

From an isolated

Specimen # PAKAFGM51301

Keep in mind that over 75% of the specimens from this find have had SERIOUS damage problems

and certainly worth picking up if you collect copper minerals

medium blue-green colored prism of Amazonite that has an unusual white colored "vein" running through the center of the crystal

Specimen #MAD61608