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Ankerite (the rhomboidal cube) and calcite (white spikes) on galena |
Here's the last set of mineral photos. I finally got decent pictures of three minerals that seemed camera shy. I also found another mineral that I had to photograph because it is incredibly beautiful. Hope you like them!
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Bornite aka Peacock Ore |
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Sphalerite (photo A) |
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Sphalerite (photo B) |
The next three photos are different sides of the same mineral! I believe the mineral is Sphalerite, with maybe chalcopyrite, and maybe bornite, but I making big guesses.
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I love the iridescence, but I don't know what metallic mineral is perched on top. |
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Here are the reddish sphalerite crystals, but I don't know the sugar-like mineral. |
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