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John S. White Replies: 4 Views: 2940 |
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Sure looks like tourmaline to me. Hollow tourmalines are common so quartz-filled tourmalines are known. | |
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It warms my heart to see so many specimen drawers and specimen flats. I wish I could attach my article from Rocks & Minerals "To Have and to Hold" but the system prevents it. My articl ... | |
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These twins are remarkable, in part for their consistent perfection and also for their great abundance. I am not aware of any other occurrence that even begins to match this one. I was fortunate to ... | |
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Ditto to all of the above!
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I believe that the Folch mineral collection has not been sold. And I might add that Folch's daughter had a collection of antique musical instruments. A family of collectors! | |
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Well stated Roger. The only consideration with donating a mineral collection to a museum is attempting to gain assurance that the museum is worthy of receiving the collection. Is the museum currently ... | |
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Sorry I can't offer any advice except that the Italian restaurants near the Bonhof are not your best bet. Try Googling Italian restaurants with truffle dishes. | |
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Well, I must say thank you very much Roger for the photos. I recall meeting you and posing with you. And I love the wonderful photo of Alfredo and Jordi. We will miss Jordi terribly, And, of course, ... | |
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Hi James:
Sorry I came down on you hard. I completely misread the tone of your message. John |
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I am very surprised at James's comment. He makes it sound as though he feels it isn't worth going to. How sad. The Munich Show is by far the most extraordinary mineral exposition one can imagine. ... | |
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I should say that the inclusions in beryl photo I posted seem to be atypical. Those in a topaz from Mason County, Texas, are far more typical. See attached photo. | |
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I no longer have my collection of crystals with spiral inclusions but it consisted of three beryls, six spodumenes and seven topazes. Under high magnification one can see that at least one of them, a ... | |
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I must take issue with two comments by Mr. Carnein in his post with the photos of a topaz crystal with helical inclusions. I do not believe the inclusions are "fractures." Instead I believ ... | |
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I see no reason to suggest that the pair of crystals in the photo are twinned. In fact I do not believe that tourmaline is known to twin. | |
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