Mineral Collection- 3 kg - (24)






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Collection of 24 minerals from Spain, each presented in 4x4x1 cm or 5x5x1 cm acrylic mounts with the mineral name and origin, total weight 3 kg.
Description from the seller
We present this collection of 24 carefully selected minerals from classic deposits, all displayed in 4x4x1 cm and 5x5x1 cm acrylic cases with the mineral's name and origin, allowing even the most demanding collector to display and classify them.
Compact and organized format, perfect for display that does not require much space. Ideal for studying or gifting to geology enthusiasts.
The minerals in concrete are
Turmalina de Cardeñosa, Ávila, Spain
Hidrocincita de Cartes, Cantabria, Spain
Hellín sulfur, Valencian Community, Spain
Sphalerite from Cartes, Cantabria, Spain
Rejalgar de la Soterraña, Asturias, Spain
Aragonite from Minglanilla, Cuenca, Spain
Ulea Calcite, Murcia, Spain (UV fluorescent)
Berilo de Asunçao, Portugal
Caramelized almond from Las Manforas, Aliva, Spain.
Pirita de Navajun, La Rioja, Spain
Celestina of Madagascar
Quartz from León, Spain
Labradorite from Madagascar
Pirita de Ambasaguas, La Rioja, Spain
Analcima of Portugal
Gypsum from Valladolid, Spain.
Vesuviana of Zamora, Spain
Silex with Amethyst from Azaida, Teruel, Spain.
Quartz from Burgos, Spain
Azurita de Villamarchante, Valencia, Spain
Triplita de Folgosinho, Portugal
Fosfosiderite from Folgosinho, Portugal
Quiastolita of Mirabel, Extremadura, Spain
Globular aragonite from Spain
We present this collection of 24 carefully selected minerals from classic deposits, all displayed in 4x4x1 cm and 5x5x1 cm acrylic cases with the mineral's name and origin, allowing even the most demanding collector to display and classify them.
Compact and organized format, perfect for display that does not require much space. Ideal for studying or gifting to geology enthusiasts.
The minerals in concrete are
Turmalina de Cardeñosa, Ávila, Spain
Hidrocincita de Cartes, Cantabria, Spain
Hellín sulfur, Valencian Community, Spain
Sphalerite from Cartes, Cantabria, Spain
Rejalgar de la Soterraña, Asturias, Spain
Aragonite from Minglanilla, Cuenca, Spain
Ulea Calcite, Murcia, Spain (UV fluorescent)
Berilo de Asunçao, Portugal
Caramelized almond from Las Manforas, Aliva, Spain.
Pirita de Navajun, La Rioja, Spain
Celestina of Madagascar
Quartz from León, Spain
Labradorite from Madagascar
Pirita de Ambasaguas, La Rioja, Spain
Analcima of Portugal
Gypsum from Valladolid, Spain.
Vesuviana of Zamora, Spain
Silex with Amethyst from Azaida, Teruel, Spain.
Quartz from Burgos, Spain
Azurita de Villamarchante, Valencia, Spain
Triplita de Folgosinho, Portugal
Fosfosiderite from Folgosinho, Portugal
Quiastolita of Mirabel, Extremadura, Spain
Globular aragonite from Spain
