BournoniteA pair of very well formed, sharp, semi lustrous, soft metallic grey colored tabular blades of Bournonite are intergrown to create this eye catching little display specimen. The crystals are virtually damage free, save for a very small contact on one edge. For an added touch, the crystals are associated with micro grey Quartz. Great quality and rather aesthetic for the material. From a find in June of 2007. Specimen # BOL711B26

you must note that despite the sturdy matrix

Whether it be Grossulars or Andradites

or anywhere else in Myanmar

impressive

crystal with a beautiful termination with minor golden Siderite and matrix

the most significant sulfide in the mine is Tetrahedrite

but the rightmost Microcline along with the termination of the Smoky Quartz are both contacted

ridiculously rare specimen consisting of beautiful blue color

This piece is one of the better specimens to come out of that 2002 discovery and features several sharp

This specimen features excellent

medium blue-green colored prism of Amazonite that has an unusual white colored "vein" running through the center of the crystal

highly displayable specimens as this one