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PostPosted: Jul 14, 2012 13:16    Post subject: Re: Bob's rocks  

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PostPosted: Jul 28, 2012 09:45    Post subject: Re: Bob's rocks  

no comments !!!
perfect collection !
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PostPosted: Aug 18, 2012 01:10    Post subject: Re: Bob's rocks  

Here are a few new ones from China...


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Scheelite and Quartz
Mt. Xuebaoding, Pingwu County, Mianyang Prefecture, Sichuan Province, China

62 x 58 x 48 mm

This well-balanced specimen hosts a lustrous, translucent yellowish-orange Scheelite crystal to 22 mm perched on a Muscovite matrix, and accompanied by a water-clear Quartz measuring 25 x 10 x 9 mm. Several other clear Quartz crystals and several light-cream-colored, translucent feldspar crystals to 7 mm provide additional interest. The edge of the Scheelite has several transparent Fluorite cubes intergrown along it. Only one very tiny chip is present on the Quartz termination.
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Calcite ( var. Manganoan )
Huanggangliang Iron Mine, Kèshíkèténg Qí, Chifeng, Inner Mongolia A.R., China

87 x 50 x 48 mm

A beautiful "wheat sheave" cluster of lustrous, translucent, elongated, pink manganoan Calcite crystals measuring 41 x 34 mm is perched on a matrix of creamy Dolomite(?). It is complemented by a modified cube of opaque, pale pink manganoan Calcite, measuring 22 x 20 mm. A slightly sceptered Quartz crystal to 16 mm and minor sulphide crystals provide a nice accent. No damage.
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Genthelvite
Huanggangliang Iron Mine, Kèshíkèténg Qí, Chifeng, Inner Mongolia A.R., China

57 x 44 x 32 mm

Lustrous, brown Genthelvite crystals to 13 mm are perched on a matrix of black sulphide liberally covered with green needle Quartz crystals to 10 mm. Small lustrous Arsenopyrite crystals provide a nice accent. No damage.
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Fluorite
Huanggangliang Iron Mine, Kèshíkèténg Qí, Chifeng, Inner Mongolia A.R., China

85 x 68 x 30 mm

Numerous, water-clear crystals of Fluorite to 26 mm are perched on a matrix of lustrous, white Dolomite crystals. The Fluorites generally have complexly crystallized faces, although some faces are clear windowpanes. I can find no point of attachment, and the reverse consists of crystals of Dolomite and Fluorite. No damage.
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Loellingite with Fluorite and Arsenopyrite
Huanggangliang Iron Mine, Kèshíkèténg Qí, Chifeng, Inner Mongolia A.R., China

116 x 94 x 68 mm

Spear shaped, lustrous, silvery crystals of Loellingite to 24 mm in length host numerous complex, glassy and gemmy, colorless Fluorite crystals to 37mm. Green Quartz crystals provide a nice accent. Several 2 mm chisel-shaped, lustrous crystals are perched on the Loellingite. No damage.
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Quartz
Huanggangliang Iron Mine, Kèshíkèténg Qí, Chifeng, Inner Mongolia A.R., China

101 x 82 x 76 mm

This is an excellent specimen with intergrown crystals of sceptered Quartz to 67 mm long, with well developed, dipyramidal heads. The Quartz are translucent, and have sharp faces and edges, and the caps of many are preferentially frosted. Small dipyramidal Quartz have grown on the the shafts of the Quartz. Minor Arsenopyrite crystals accent the specimen. Only very minor chipping is present on a few of the Quartz.
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PostPosted: Aug 18, 2012 03:43    Post subject: Re: Bob's rocks  

Good Chinese specimens, Bob. My favorites are the genthelvite and the scheelite with quartz from Xuebaoding.
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PostPosted: Aug 18, 2012 03:57    Post subject: Re: Bob's rocks  

Yes, the scheelite/quartz specimen on https://www.mineral-forum.com/message-board/files/specimen4r_105.jpg is really beautiful!
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PostPosted: Aug 18, 2012 19:55    Post subject: Re: Bob's rocks  

Tobi wrote:
Yes, the scheelite/quartz specimen on https://www.mineral-forum.com/message-board/files/specimen4r_105.jpg is really beautiful!


Hey Tobi,
I really like these combos from Xuebaoding, and this is the first I've seen with the gemmy little feldspars. I wish the Scheelite was a bit oranger, but I also really like it. Too bad this locality is not producing much at present.
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PostPosted: Aug 18, 2012 19:58    Post subject: Re: Bob's rocks  

Carles Millan wrote:
Good Chinese specimens, Bob. My favorites are the genthelvite and the scheelite with quartz from Xuebaoding.


Thanks Carles! I like the Scheelite also. Of the Huanggangliang pieces, my favorite are the Calcite (these are rare on matrix and this has 2 distinct habits), and the Lollingite/Fluorite combo. It is much better than the photos.
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PostPosted: Sep 02, 2012 20:00    Post subject: Re: Bob's rocks  

A Fluorapatite (or is now Apatite-F)? from the Sapo Mine, circa 2009...


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Fluorapatite on Albite

Sapo Mine, Doce valley, Conselheiro Pena, Minas Gerais, Brazil

51.0 x 42.0 x 42.0 mm

A sharp, glassy, lustrous dark-forest-green Apatite crystal, measuring 39 x 28 x 17 mm, with slightly beveled edges is perched on a bed of white glassy Albite cystals. The Albite is sprinkled with green microcystals of Apatite and accented by several well formed green Apatite crystals. The face of the large Apatite has a series of solution pits adding to the interest. This is an outstanding specimen with no damage.
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PostPosted: Sep 02, 2012 20:18    Post subject: Bob's rocks -- Minerals from Japan  

I thought I'd post a few things from Japan...


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Orthoclase

Takayama, Gifu Prefecture, Honshu, Japan

63.0 x 52.0 x 45.0 mm

Excellent, sharp pinkish-tan Baveno twin of Orthoclase, measuring 63 x 39 x 38 mm, is accented by white blades of Albite (v. Cleavlandite) and minor Muscovite. The Takayama area was well known for these twins. From the Earl Calvert (1904-1964) collection, this specimen is pristine.
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Stibnite

Ichinokawa Mine, Saijo, Ehime Prefecture, Shikoku, Japan

87.0 x 14.0 x 12.0 mm

This single, sharp 87 mm Stibnite crystal has well-developed parallel striations and a steep pyramidal termination. The other termination is ragged. As typical of specimens from this classic Japanese locality, there are a few minor nicks, but overall the Stibnite is in very good condition. This is from the notable collection of California collector Earl Calvert (1904-1964).
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Axinite-(Fe)

Obira Mine, Ono-gun, Oita Prefecture, Kyushu, Japan

60.0 x 52.0 x 43.0 mm

This fine, sculptural specimen from this famous Japanese locality consists of many sharply-terminated, lustrous, clove-brown crystals of Axinite to 21 mm. From the Earl Calvert (1904-1964) collection, this specimen is pristine.
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Quartz

Otome mining district, Miyamoto, Yamanashi Prefecture, Honshu, Japan

51.0 x 48.0 x 14.0 mm

This excellent example of Japan-law twinned Quartz is from the Otome mining district which produced the specimens where this twinning was first described. This is a very transparent crystal measuring 51 x 48 x 14 mm, and has high glassy luster and well-developed striations. Only minor chipping. It is from the notable collections of Northland College (Ashland, Wisconsin), John Barlow and Gene la Berge.
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Schorl

Ishikawa District, Fukushima Prefecture, Honshu, Japan

41.0 x 23.0 x 21.0 mm

This historic Japanese Schorl crystal measures 41 x 23 x 21 mm, and has sharp faces, a great luster, and well-developed parallel striations. With only minor chipping, this is a great specimen from the Collman collection, which was donated around 1920 to Northland College (Ashland, Wisconsin).
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PostPosted: Sep 02, 2012 20:30    Post subject: Bob's rocks - Minerals from Japan (Part 2)  

A few more from Japan...


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Calcite

Kushikino Mine, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan

41.0 x 26.0 x 15.0 mm

Superb butterfly twin of Calcite measuring 41 x 19 x 11 mm perched on a shard of limonite-coated matrix from the Kushikino Mine, a closed gold-silver mine famous to Japanese collectors for these twins. No damage.
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Henmilite

Fuka Mine, Bitchu-Cho, near Takahashi, Kawakama Co., Okayama Prefecture, Honshu, Japan

57.0 x 52.0 x 40.0 mm

Lustrous, rich royal-blue, euhedral, triclinic pinacoidal Henmilite crystals to 5 mm are nestled in contrasting matrix of botryoidal white Calcite from the type locality for Henmilite. These specimens were found in 2004, and collecting thereafter is prohibited. No damage.
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Henmilite and Olshanskyite

Fuka Mine, Bitchu-Cho, near Takahashi, Kawakama Co., Okayama Prefecture,
Honshu, Japan

42.0 x 35.0 x 34.0 mm

Numerous lustrous, rich royal-blue Henmilite crystals to 4 mm are perched on contrasting matrix of botryoidal white Calcite with small patches of clear Olshanskyite, from the type locality for both Henmilite and Olshanskyite. The Henmilite are euhedral, triclinic pinacoidal crystals. Pale blue bands of an unknown mineral are present in the Calcite. These specimens were found in 2004, and collecting thereafter is prohibited. No damage.
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Quartz

Otome mining district, Miyamoto, Yamanashi Prefecture, Honshu, Japan

80.0 x 62.0 x 27.0 mm

This very large Quartz is from the late 1800s to early 1900s, when the original Japanese Quartz specimens were produced, from which Japan law twinning was initially described. This is an old classic. It is damaged on both on the lower-left side, on and just past the prismatic associate crystal's termination; and has a slight cleave on the back of the other termination (not seen from front). Still, this is a superbly aesthetic, dramatic piece from Japan with great provenance. Formerly in the Richard Hauck collection, the old Frederick Canfield label dates this to 1914, though it probably came to him in an older collection. Old Canfield labels are rare, as he bequeathed his entire mineral collection, plus a $50,000 endowment for its support and enlargement, to the Smithsonian Institution. Under conditions of the will, the Smithsonian may not disperse any of his specimens.
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Stibnite

Ichinokawa Mine, Saijo, Ehime Prefecture, Shikoku, Japan

99.0 x 69.0 x 44.0 mm

This is a complex group of parallel to sub-parallel crystals of Stibnite to 57 mm, forming a nice 3-dimensional specimen from this famous Japanese locality. The Stibnite is of classic form and gun-metal gray in color. Collected circa 1879, it was previously in the Harvard University collection, and a Trafford-Flynn specimen. No damage.
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PostPosted: Sep 03, 2012 23:52    Post subject: Re: Bob's rocks  

Bob,

Terrific Japanese specimens. Really like the butterfly calcite twin.

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PostPosted: Sep 04, 2012 03:26    Post subject: Re: Bob's rocks  

Hi Bob!

Good specimens, good photos and good descriptions.
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PostPosted: Sep 04, 2012 04:03    Post subject: Re: Bob's rocks  

Bob

Nice specimens.

Congratulations.

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PostPosted: Sep 04, 2012 08:02    Post subject: Re: Bob's rocks  

Too great, Bob, please keep up posting them!
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PostPosted: Sep 05, 2012 07:33    Post subject: Re: Bob's rocks  

Although I do not like that Chinese stuff that much: the genthelvite is awesome.
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PostPosted: Oct 23, 2012 19:31    Post subject: Re: Bob's rocks  

Calcite and Copper
Blocky Copper crystals up to 8 x 7 mm with a wonderful aged patina are capped by several rosy, copper-included Calcite crystals to 11 x 9 mm. The reverse is covered by white rhombs of Calcite to 5 mm.



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Calcite and Copper
Keweenaw Peninsula, Upper Peninsula Region, Michigan, USA
40 x 32 x 18 mm
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PostPosted: Oct 23, 2012 19:47    Post subject: Re: Bob's rocks  

Very lovely calcite twin and I also like the genthelvite.
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PostPosted: Oct 23, 2012 19:59    Post subject: Re: Bob's rocks  

Baryte on Calcite


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Baryte on Calcite
Elk Creek, Dalzell, Meade Co., South Dakota, USA
84 x 78 x 51 mm

A gorgeous, lustrous, gemmy, transparent, deep-amber-colored orthorhombic Baryte crystal measuring 24 mm in length is set perfectly upon a matrix covered by pretty yellow crystallized Calcite to 14 mm. The Baryte has a classic, razor sharp, chisel termination. The piece is perfectly proportioned and sits by itself for display. No damage.
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PostPosted: Oct 23, 2012 20:13    Post subject: Re: Bob's rocks  

Ferroaxinite with Quartz on Palygorskite

A slightly frosted doubly-terminated Quartz crystal, measuring 31 x 24 x 22 mm, accompanied by a small DT Quartz, forms a pseudo-scepter growth. These are complemented by up to 6 mm sherry-brown blades of Axinite. The Quartz are all attractively perched on a mat of Palygorskite ("mountain leather"). This is an excellent specimen with no damage.



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Ferroaxinite with Quartz on Palygorskite
New Melones Dam, Copperopolis, Calaveras Co., California, USA
65 x 60 x 52 mm
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Ferroaxinite with Quartz on Palygorskite
New Melones Dam, Copperopolis, Calaveras Co., California, USA
65 x 60 x 52 mm
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PostPosted: Dec 22, 2012 21:58    Post subject: Re: Bob's collection  

Here is a new one from Huanggangliang...


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Quartz with Fluorite
Huanggangliang Iron Mine, Kèshíkèténg Qí, Chifeng, Inner Mongolia A.R., China

58 x 50 x 46 mm

A slightly milky, palest green sceptered Quartz measuring 46 x 16 mm is surrounded by a halo of water-clear Fluorites to 25 mm. These Fluorites are of cuboctahedral habit with dodectahedral modifications, and is commonly seen from this Chinese locality, some faces are preferentially etched slightly. Only a very minor chip visible with a 10X loupe is present on the very tip of the Quartz, otherwise no damage. This is a nice association, very aesthetically presented.
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Quartz with Fluorite
Huanggangliang Iron Mine, Kèshíkèténg Qí, Chifeng, Inner Mongolia A.R., China

58 x 50 x 46 mm

A slightly milky, palest green sceptered Quartz measuring 46 x 16 mm is surrounded by a halo of water-clear Fluorites to 25 mm. These Fluorites are of cuboctahedral habit with dodectahedral modifications, and is commonly seen from this Chinese locality, some faces are preferentially etched slightly. Only a very minor chip visible with a 10X loupe is present on the very tip of the Quartz, otherwise no damage. This is a nice association, very aesthetically presented.
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Quartz with Fluorite
Huanggangliang Iron Mine, Kèshíkèténg Qí, Chifeng, Inner Mongolia A.R., China

58 x 50 x 46 mm

A slightly milky, palest green sceptered Quartz measuring 46 x 16 mm is surrounded by a halo of water-clear Fluorites to 25 mm. These Fluorites are of cuboctahedral habit with dodectahedral modifications, and is commonly seen from this Chinese locality, some faces are preferentially etched slightly. Only a very minor chip visible with a 10X loupe is present on the very tip of the Quartz, otherwise no damage. This is a nice association, very aesthetically presented.
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