Pirrotina Quartz Free shipping in Europe, super classic location. - Height: 9 cm - Width: 8 cm- 380 g

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A grouping of pyrrhotite on quartz with crystals up to 4 cm, from Dalnergosk, Russia, featuring main mineral pyrrhotite on quartz and measuring 9 cm high by 8 cm wide by 5 cm deep and weighing 380 g.

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Description from the seller

A beautiful group of pyrrhotite crystals up to 4 cm on quartz. Ex Ratti collection.

Seller's Story

Collectors for over 40 years, online since 1997, among the first in Europe to found and go online with a website: webmineralshop. Giovanni, Gianfranco and Giuseppe three collectors always looking for novelties and great pieces for collecting. If you buy more than one piece in the same auction please contact us before paying in order to reduce the shipping costs
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A beautiful group of pyrrhotite crystals up to 4 cm on quartz. Ex Ratti collection.

Seller's Story

Collectors for over 40 years, online since 1997, among the first in Europe to found and go online with a website: webmineralshop. Giovanni, Gianfranco and Giuseppe three collectors always looking for novelties and great pieces for collecting. If you buy more than one piece in the same auction please contact us before paying in order to reduce the shipping costs
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Details

Main Mineral
Pirrotina Quartz
Mineral Form
Free shipping in Europe, super classic location.
Weight
380 g
Origin (Region/ City)
Dalnergosk
Country of Origin
Russia
Height
9 cm
Width
8 cm
Depth
5 cm
ItalyVerified
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Objects sold
99.09%
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