Garnet and Other Mineral Specimens from Marmora,
Ontario
The working mine, Marmoraton Iron Mine, just south of town has produced nice mineral specimens for many
years. Dark colored garnets, epidote, calcite, quartz and other minerals
are often encountered. Very unusual are blades of magnetite.
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OKB-420 |
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Brown garnets to .7 cm with druze epidote needles. 18$ |
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OKB-421 |
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Big grouping of deep brown garnets to over a cm each. 28$ |
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OKB-422 |
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Big (over 2 cm on edge) garnets with light green epidote druze. 25$ |
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OKB-423 |
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Cluster of intergrown garnets to a cm each. 15$ |
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OKB-425 |
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Thumbnail blade of magnetite. 5$ |
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OKB-426 |
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Small cluster of magnetite blades to 1 cm each. 15$ |
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OKA-939 Garnet Marmora, Ontario, Canada. Perfect little thumbnail domes of
reddish/ blck garnets up to .7 cm each. These little opaque clusters have
excellent luster and form. Nice examples of the material from this location. 3
available. 5$ each
OKA-940 Garnet Marmora, Ontario, Canada. This is a cluster of garnets in white
calcite. They are brown, up to 1.3 cm in diameter and perfectly formed. This big
thumbnail specimen is about 3 x 3 cm overall. Good looking piece for....10$
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