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RM463   Calcite, butterfly twin

José María Patoni (Menores de Arriba), San Juan del Río, Durango, México

An excellent sample of a calcite showing a marked butterfly twin. Two twinned crystals in the same sample. Good transparence and very aerial disposed. This calcite comes from the deposits of optical calcite of José María Patoni. These mining works are famous worldwide for the purity, transparence and crystallographic complexity of its calcite crystals. Nice miniature.


Size: 4,0 x 3,3 x 1,6 cm.
Main crystal: 23 x 14 mm.
Found in 2004

Fluorescent under long wave UV
 

RM311   Calcite

José María Patoni (Menores de Arriba), San Juan del Río, Durango, México

This elongated calcite crystal comes from the deposits of optical calcite of José María Patoni. These mining works are famous worldwide for the purity, transparence and crystallographic complexity of its calcite crystals. These specimens were formed by mineral rich hydrothermal fluids flowing through rhyolitic pyroclastic materials, where they found faults and fissures, a perfect place to grow.
This specimen shows faces of the prism, both scalenohedrons and rhombohedrons (positive and negative), echeloned faces and a small apical pinacoid. Excellent transparence and brilliance. A worlwide classic for calcite and crystallography.


Size: 4,6 x 1,8 x 1,3 cm.
Found in 2004

Precio reducido-Reduced price 35€
Fluorescent and phosphorescent under long wave UV
 

RM312   Calcite

José María Patoni (Menores de Arriba), San Juan del Río, Durango, México

This elongated calcite crystal comes from the deposits of optical calcite of José María Patoni. These mining works are famous worldwide for the purity, transparence and crystallographic complexity of its calcite crystals. These specimens were formed by mineral rich hydrothermal fluids flowing through rhyolitic pyroclastic materials, where they found faults and fissures, a perfect place to grow.
This specimen shows faces of the prism, both scalenohedrons and rhombohedrons (positive and negative), echeloned faces and a small apical pinacoid. Excellent transparence and brilliance. A worlwide classic for calcite and crystallography.


Size: 4,5 x 1,8 x 1,6 cm.
Found in 2004

Precio reducido-Reduced price 30€
Fluorescent and phosphorescent under long wave UV
 

RM313   Calcite

José María Patoni (Menores de Arriba), San Juan del Río, Durango, México

This elongated calcite crystal comes from the deposits of optical calcite of José María Patoni. These mining works are famous worldwide for the purity, transparence and crystallographic complexity of its calcite crystals. These specimens were formed by mineral rich hydrothermal fluids flowing through rhyolitic pyroclastic materials, where they found faults and fissures, a perfect place to grow.
This specimen shows faces of the prism, both scalenohedrons and rhombohedrons (positive and negative), echeloned faces and a small apical pinacoid. Excellent transparence and brilliance. A worlwide classic for calcite and crystallography.


Size: 5,1 x 1,5 x 1,4 cm.
Found in 2004

Fluorescent under long wave UV
 

RM315   Calcite

José María Patoni (Menores de Arriba), San Juan del Río, Durango, México

This elongated calcite crystal comes from the deposits of optical calcite of José María Patoni. These mining works are famous worldwide for the purity, transparence and crystallographic complexity of its calcite crystals. These specimens were formed by mineral rich hydrothermal fluids flowing through rhyolitic pyroclastic materials, where they found faults and fissures, a perfect place to grow.
This specimen shows faces of the prism, both scalenohedrons and rhombohedrons (positive and negative), echeloned faces and a small apical pinacoid. Excellent transparence and brilliance. A worlwide classic for calcite and crystallography.


Size: 5,2 x 2,0 x 1,4 cm
Found in 2004

Fluorescent under long wave UV
 

RM310   Calcite

José María Patoni (Menores de Arriba), San Juan del Río, Durango, México

This elongated calcite crystal comes from the deposits of optical calcite of José María Patoni. These mining works are famous worldwide for the purity, transparence and crystallographic complexity of its calcite crystals. These specimens were formed by mineral rich hydrothermal fluids flowing through rhyolitic pyroclastic materials, where they found faults and fissures, a perfect place to grow.
This specimen shows faces of the prism, both scalenohedrons and rhombohedrons (positive and negative), echeloned faces and a marked apical pinacoid. Excellent transparence and brilliance. With a minor matrix. A worlwide classic for calcite and crystallography.


Size: 5,6 x 1,8 x 1,7 cm
Found in 2004

Precio reducido-Reduced price 40€
Fluorescent under long wave UV
 
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