Σμιθονσίτης με κρύσταλλα αουριχαλκίτη σε εκπληκτικά τιρκουάζ χρώματα από τα μεταλλεία του Λαυρίου - Ύψος: 7 cm - Πλάτος: 6.5 cm- 152 g
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Σμιθσονίτης με κρύσταλλους Aurichalcite σε τιρκουάζ από τα ορυχεία Lavrion στο Lavrio, Ελλάδα· δείγμα διαστάσεων 7 × 6,5 × 3 cm και βάρους 152 g.
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Size 7 x 6.5 x 3 cm - weight 152 grams
An amazing specimen of rare Smithsonite with Aurichalcite in turquoise -blue- green crystals, high quality specimen from the historical mines of Lavrio.
From ''Jean Baptiste'' Mine, Kamariza Mines (Kamareza Mines), Agios Konstantinos Lavreotiki, East, Attica, Greece
Aurichalcite is a delicate, pale green to sky-blue carbonate mineral
characterized by soft, acicular, or fibrous, needle-like crystals that often form velvety, feathery coatings in the oxidized zones of copper and zinc deposits. First described in 1839, by Bottrge its name derives from the Greek for "mountain brass"The type locality is the ''Loktevskoye'' Mine, Upper Loktevka River, Rudnyi Altai, Altaiskii Krai, Western Siberia,
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Ιστορία πωλητή
Welcome to Greek Minerals, thank you very much for visiting us, we will be happy to contact us for all information. Greek Minerals with their history, their colors, their diversity, make them very special in the field of mineralogy. We try to collect the best quality of minerals in Greece, But we collect minerals from all over the world for their diversity and history We are always at your disposal.
Size 7 x 6.5 x 3 cm - weight 152 grams
An amazing specimen of rare Smithsonite with Aurichalcite in turquoise -blue- green crystals, high quality specimen from the historical mines of Lavrio.
From ''Jean Baptiste'' Mine, Kamariza Mines (Kamareza Mines), Agios Konstantinos Lavreotiki, East, Attica, Greece
Aurichalcite is a delicate, pale green to sky-blue carbonate mineral
characterized by soft, acicular, or fibrous, needle-like crystals that often form velvety, feathery coatings in the oxidized zones of copper and zinc deposits. First described in 1839, by Bottrge its name derives from the Greek for "mountain brass"The type locality is the ''Loktevskoye'' Mine, Upper Loktevka River, Rudnyi Altai, Altaiskii Krai, Western Siberia,
will be sent with a security number
Ιστορία πωλητή
Welcome to Greek Minerals, thank you very much for visiting us, we will be happy to contact us for all information. Greek Minerals with their history, their colors, their diversity, make them very special in the field of mineralogy. We try to collect the best quality of minerals in Greece, But we collect minerals from all over the world for their diversity and history We are always at your disposal.
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Τύπος ορυκτού
Smithsonite with Aurichalcite crystals in amazing turquoise colors from the mines of Lavrion
Βάρος
152 g
Χώρα
Ελλάδα
Height
7 cm
Width
6.5 cm
Depth
3 cm
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