Hard to find: Herkimer CW1972 Crystal cluster - Height: 100 mm - Width: 50 mm- 183 g - (1)

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Rare Herkimer CW1972 quartz cluster, known as Herkimer Diamond, weighing 183 g with dimensions 100 × 50 × 34 mm, originating from Middleville, Town of Newport, Herkimer County, New York, United States.

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Description from the seller

Probably, the Herkimer Diamond is the quartz variety most well-known in the world. This sample is a beautiful group of bi-terminated crystals up to 50 mm, highly glossy, translucent and well-formed. This material is now hard to find on the market. From the Schlichter collection.

The specimen is photographed under intense professional lighting to best highlight details and color. Any slight variations in color tones depend on the settings of the device used and/or exposure to ambient or artificial light of different color temperatures.
CW1972

Seller's Story

We have been collectors since 1972, present as exhibitors at the main mineral exhibitions in Italy and some European ones (Sainte-Marie-Aux-Mines, Monaco, etc.), where you can find us to get to know us in person, exchange opinions, talk about our beloved minerals and, should the auctions end close to an exhibition, deliver your samples directly. All proposed minerals, unless otherwise specified, are photographed using a strong light source, to better show the colors and details of the sample. If you buy multiple minerals in the same auction, we will ship them together and you will only pay the higher shipping costs.
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Probably, the Herkimer Diamond is the quartz variety most well-known in the world. This sample is a beautiful group of bi-terminated crystals up to 50 mm, highly glossy, translucent and well-formed. This material is now hard to find on the market. From the Schlichter collection.

The specimen is photographed under intense professional lighting to best highlight details and color. Any slight variations in color tones depend on the settings of the device used and/or exposure to ambient or artificial light of different color temperatures.
CW1972

Seller's Story

We have been collectors since 1972, present as exhibitors at the main mineral exhibitions in Italy and some European ones (Sainte-Marie-Aux-Mines, Monaco, etc.), where you can find us to get to know us in person, exchange opinions, talk about our beloved minerals and, should the auctions end close to an exhibition, deliver your samples directly. All proposed minerals, unless otherwise specified, are photographed using a strong light source, to better show the colors and details of the sample. If you buy multiple minerals in the same auction, we will ship them together and you will only pay the higher shipping costs.
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Details

Number of objects
1
Main mineral
Hard to find: Herkimer CW1972
Mineral form
Crystal cluster
Supplement
CW1972 Unobtainable Herkimer
Weight
183 g
Origin (region/city)
Middleville, Town of Newport, Herkimer County, New York, USA
Country of origin
United States
Height
100 mm
Width
50 mm
Depth
34 mm
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1504
Objects sold
100%
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