Mineral Collection- 3 kg - (30)





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Description from the seller
We present this collection of 30 minerals carefully selected from classic deposits, all presented in 5x5 cm acrylic panels with the name and origin of the mineral, which will allow even the most demanding collector to display and classify them.
Compact and organized display format, ideal for showcasing, that does not require a large space despite being medium-large in size, as you can see in the photos. Ideal for study or as a gift for geology enthusiasts.
The acrylic panels have the brown factory bottom layer attached; it can be left on or removed depending on each person’s preference.
The minerals in particular are:
- Turmaline de Cardeñosa, Avila, Spain
- Celestina of Madagascar
- Lepidolite of Seixo amarello, Guarda, Portugal
- Aragonite of La Pesquera, Cuenca, Spain
- Malachite from Mina Bizarrera, Quiros, Asturias, Spain
- Calcite from Mina Carolina, Tene, Asturias
- Pyrite of Navaun, La Rioja, Spain
- Calcite from Ulea, Murcia, Spain
- Rose quartz from Assunçao, Portugal
- Labradorite from Madagascar
- Calcite from Picaseent, Valencia, Spain
- Fluorapatite from Siero, Asturias, Spain
- Azurite from Monte Horquera, Valencia, Spain
- Rejalgar of La soterraña, Asturias, Spain
- Blenda from Mina las Manforas, Aliva, Spain
- Gypsum from Chella, Valencia, Spain
- Quartz from Panasquiera, Portugal
- Blue aragonite from Santa Barbara, Sobrado, Leon, Spain
- Quartz from Bugos, Spain
- Calcite from Renedo de Esgueva, Valladolid, Spain
- Goethite from Tharsis, Huelva, Spain
- Quatolite from Mrabel, Extremadura, Spain
- Sphalerite from Mina sultana, Llano Beal, Murcia, Spain
- Hydrocincite from Mina Mercadal, Cantabria, Spain
- Volcanic rock from Moquegua, Peru
- Chrysocolla with conicalcita from Mazarrón, Murcia, Spain
- Jacinto de Compostela from Chella, Valencia, Spain
- Pyrite from Ambasaguas, La Rioja, Spain
- Barite from La Union, Cartagena, Murcia
- Pseudo-malachite from Miguel Vacas, Portugal
We present this collection of 30 minerals carefully selected from classic deposits, all presented in 5x5 cm acrylic panels with the name and origin of the mineral, which will allow even the most demanding collector to display and classify them.
Compact and organized display format, ideal for showcasing, that does not require a large space despite being medium-large in size, as you can see in the photos. Ideal for study or as a gift for geology enthusiasts.
The acrylic panels have the brown factory bottom layer attached; it can be left on or removed depending on each person’s preference.
The minerals in particular are:
- Turmaline de Cardeñosa, Avila, Spain
- Celestina of Madagascar
- Lepidolite of Seixo amarello, Guarda, Portugal
- Aragonite of La Pesquera, Cuenca, Spain
- Malachite from Mina Bizarrera, Quiros, Asturias, Spain
- Calcite from Mina Carolina, Tene, Asturias
- Pyrite of Navaun, La Rioja, Spain
- Calcite from Ulea, Murcia, Spain
- Rose quartz from Assunçao, Portugal
- Labradorite from Madagascar
- Calcite from Picaseent, Valencia, Spain
- Fluorapatite from Siero, Asturias, Spain
- Azurite from Monte Horquera, Valencia, Spain
- Rejalgar of La soterraña, Asturias, Spain
- Blenda from Mina las Manforas, Aliva, Spain
- Gypsum from Chella, Valencia, Spain
- Quartz from Panasquiera, Portugal
- Blue aragonite from Santa Barbara, Sobrado, Leon, Spain
- Quartz from Bugos, Spain
- Calcite from Renedo de Esgueva, Valladolid, Spain
- Goethite from Tharsis, Huelva, Spain
- Quatolite from Mrabel, Extremadura, Spain
- Sphalerite from Mina sultana, Llano Beal, Murcia, Spain
- Hydrocincite from Mina Mercadal, Cantabria, Spain
- Volcanic rock from Moquegua, Peru
- Chrysocolla with conicalcita from Mazarrón, Murcia, Spain
- Jacinto de Compostela from Chella, Valencia, Spain
- Pyrite from Ambasaguas, La Rioja, Spain
- Barite from La Union, Cartagena, Murcia
- Pseudo-malachite from Miguel Vacas, Portugal

