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Private Viewing
This section of our site is open for all to view, however, all minerals seen here are currently being reserved for a client(s). This section will allow customers to see images of specimens which they are considering buying that were not available on our listings. If you discuss a specific piece with us that is not in the listing this will allow you a means by which to view the specimen before your purchase.
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OKH-981 Rhodochrosite Tachwaneg Mine, Black Rock, South Africa (actually Black Rock Mine, Kalahari Manganese Fields, Northern Cape Prov., South Africa). Ex. Paul and Dawne Dunning Collection. Transparent rhodos in a well formed cluster with very little peripheral contact or damage (one termination on a peripheral crystal is cleaved). Everything in main body of the grouping is damage free and attractive. Terminations are dominated by pinnicoids but some are more complex which is the norm for the location. Minor hematite blades add contrast to the high luster rhodos. Good views from any side. Currently mounted in a perky box. 1.5 x 1.3 x 1 cm overall. Approximately a dozen crystals in the cluster. If found available today these are usually seen as single crystals with strong contacts from once surrounding crystals. This is a well developed, cluster with unusual terminations and all the other desirable qualities for which this material is so famous. $570