Minerals Specimens From Korea
OKH-757 Amethyst Scepter Gyeog Sang, Nam Do, Korea.
Ex. Paul and Dawne Dunning Collection. A cute 1.4 cm long, beautifully formed
example with a light purple cap and a white stem. Unusual location. Very tiny
tip dig visible with magnification. $30
OKH-600 Fluorite Taewha, South Korea. Paul
and Dawne Dunning Collection. This forms a cluster that measures 3.8 x 3.6 x 2.3 cm. The cubes are large, up to 2
cm on edge, but show dings on several corners. The luster is flat, etched
looking, so this specimen serves best as a reference piece. It is certainly a
very unusual location to find fluorite. $25
OKH-630 Fluorite Tae Wha, Korea. Ex. Paul and Dawne Dunning
Collection. This is an unusual miniature measuring 5.4 x 3.5 x 2.7 cm
overall. It is an interesting assemblage of minerals with clear fluorite cubes
2.7 cm each dominating the specimen. There are also white, translucent, tabular
calcites, cream colored dolomites, and crudely formed ferberite? on the display
face. on the backside are well formed books of mica. One cube on edge of
specimen has a minor cleave, otherwise damage free. Very attractive and
unusual. $165
OKH-454 Scheelite Tong Wha, Korea. A large crystal
with a small rider in a deep purple color. This specimen measures 3.1 x 2.4 x 2
cm overall and is composed primarily of the single large crystal. Large basil
attachment (not broken) with one small chip on one end. Minor Styrofoam. Good
translucence and nice condition. $95
OKI-654 Scheelite Tong Wha, Chungju, South Korea.
Ex Dr. Steve Chamberlain collection. Circ. 1976. A pair of intergrown scheelite
crystals which are steel gray in color which their final layer, which does not
cover all parts of the crystal, being a transparent tan color. Well formed with
minor calcite crystals on backside. 3 x 2.5 x 1.7 and mounted in a perky box.
Zero damage. Nicely priced at… 80$
HOME
BACK TO CONTINENTS
ORDERS
