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[Forrestblyth]

We all have our favourite minerals for many different reasons. My favourite mineral is Pyromorphite. I think it's an understated beauty. Ok it's not a gemstone crystal but in my opinion some of the natural formations are just as spectacular as a faceted stone. I love the variation in colouration and lustre.

My particular favourite location is the material from the Caldbeck Fells, Cumbria, UK.
I have many specimens of pyromorphite in my collection and decided to post a few that I found interesting.

If you have information, localities or photographs of any interesting pyromorphite specimens please add them to this post. I would be very interested to see and learn.

Regards, Forrest

[James Catmur]

I doubt it is Teeside - do you mean Teedale? I cannot find that hush

>Highfield Hush, Teeside, England / United Kingdom

[Forrestblyth]

[Forrestblyth]

This location has a high probability of being the correct site of collection ?

Grasshill Mines and Highfield Hushes, Harwood Common, Upper Teesdale [NY 819 355]

[James Catmur]

Teesdale. not Teeside? The labels say Teeside

[James Catmur]

I can see them on the OS map

Highfield Hushes, Grasshill Mine, Harwood Common, Upper Teesdale,
County Durham

[NY 819 355]

https://www.mindat.org/loc-4914.html

James