Minerals from Greece
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OKH-971 Goethite pseudomorph after Selenite Laurion, Greece. Ex Paul and Dawne Dunning Collection. Nice casts and partial casts of green and brown color. As far as pseudomorphs go this is attractive. The form is fantastic and the color contrasts pleasing. It is unclear if the missing cases are broke or just not fully formed. In either case they are not unattractive and show off the fact that each crystal is hollow (a cast). 4 x 2.8 x 1.4 with longest crystal measuring 2.1 cm. $195
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OKI-377 Hematite and Andradite Island of Seriphos, Greece. Ex. Dr. Steve Chamberlain Collection. Ex. Dr. Steve Chamberlain Collection. A very attractive and unusual combination from an uncommon location. The specimen views as damage free from the front and sides but has lots of heavy contact on base and back. The large hematite clusters are up to 2 cm each and the garnets to .9 cm. The hematite luster is low to moderate while the garnets are translucent and high in luster. A nice contrast. The entire specimen measures 4.3 x 2.5 x 2.4 cm. Great piece! 150$
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OKI-268 Quartz included by Hedenburgite RESERVED Island of Sepidhos, Greece. Ex. Dr. Steve Chamberlain collection. Nicely striated, Tessin habit crystals in somewhat parallel growth. The piece measures 4.9 cm and is high in luster. An older specimen of better than usual form. Views nicely from all sides. No damage. 55$
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OKI-269 Quartz included by Hedenburgite Island of Sepidhos, Greece. Ex. Dr. Steve Chamberlain collection. Nicely striated, Tessin habit crystals in a randomly oriented cluster which sits nicely on edge for display. The piece measures 5.5 x 4 x 3.3 cm and is exceptionally high in luster. Biggest crystal is damage free and measures 3.5 cm long. Several small areas of contact which are not distracting. An older specimen of better than usual form and exceptional for its luster. Views nicely from all sides. 95$
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OKF-169 Hematite and Quartz Island of Seriphos, Greece. Ex. Dr. Steven Chamberlain collection. The small cabinet sized plate measures 6 x 5 cm and is approximately 2.5 cm thick. The rosettes of hematite are up to 1.8 cm each and spread out nicely on the green quartz matrix. The quartz is included by hedenburgite. A rare find in today's mineral market, especially in an undamaged displayable specimen such as this. $325