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PostPosted: Oct 30, 2012 08:54    Post subject: Re: Collection of Carles Millan  

Hello,
I must say carles photo 2520-1024-stibnite3.jpg is amazing even by your usual very high standards this piece is exceptional.

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PostPosted: Oct 30, 2012 09:14    Post subject: Re: Collection of Carles Millan  

nurbo wrote:
I must say carles photo 2520-1024-stibnite3.jpg is amazing even by your usual very high standards this piece is exceptional.

Although I like such specimen (otherwise I wouldn't have acquired it) I'm not proud of the photos you mention. They lack some contrast with the background that I wasn't able to solve, showing also some indefinition of the calcite crystals' edges. However, I thank you for your comment, am glad you like the piece, and must add here that I still have to learn a lot from you concerning minerals photography.
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PostPosted: Oct 30, 2012 16:19    Post subject: Re: Collection of Carles Millan  

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I'm glad you like the piece, and must add here that I still have to learn a lot from you concerning minerals photography.

Thanks Carles i do appreciate your kind words, I think ive still a long way to go with mineral photography, I will probably always feel like that, sometimes I think its having a scientific background, Im always trying to improve my methods and im never satisfied.
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PostPosted: Oct 30, 2012 16:30    Post subject: Re: Collection of Carles Millan  

nurbo wrote:
Thanks carles i do appreciate your kind words, I think ive still a long way to go with mineral photography, I will probably always feel like that, sometimes I think its having a scientific background, Im always trying to improve my methods and im never satisfied.

We all have a long way to go! You will never be satisfied with your photos. Sure, I know what I say...

Good luck!
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PostPosted: Nov 13, 2012 09:31    Post subject: Collection of Carles Millan  

Vivianite, siderite

Group of translucent to transparent sharp vivianite crystals with a rich green color, showing the typical tabular habit with a hexagonal shape, set on a matrix of dark brown crystallized siderite with some pyrite at its bottom. From a new find at Colavi mine, which until now had not been known for producing quality vivianite specimens. This very find has yielded too a number of excellent ludlamite groups on the same dark brown siderite and pyrite matrix. Vivianite crystals undamaged. Overall size: 78 mm x 65 mm. Main vivianite crystal: 30 mm x 16 mm x 8 mm. Weight: 216 g.

Colavi Mine, Machacamarca, Cornelio Saavedra, Potosí, Bolivia.

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PostPosted: Nov 13, 2012 09:51    Post subject: Re: Collection of Carles Millan  

That's the stuff mineral collecting was invented for :-)
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PostPosted: Dec 08, 2012 14:01    Post subject: Collection of Carles Millan - Right details for the Chinese Chalcopyrites  

Jordi Fabre wrote:
GneissWare wrote:
Carles Millan wrote:
Chalcopyrite, siderite
Ganzhizhou Mine, Meigu, Liangshan, Sichuan, China.

Hi Carles,
Has the real locality for these finally been determined? (BTW, nice specimen too!)
Bob

Not sure yet, Berthold Ottens is working on it.

Good news, Berthold Ottens finally find out the right locality for these Chalcopyrites with Siderite, for the moment we can say:

Hezhang County, Bijie Prefecture, Guizhou, China

and in three months we will know the name of the mine. According Berthold the paragenesis is very simple: just Chalcopyrite, Siderite, Tetrahedrite and Calcite.

Good job Berthold! ;-)

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PostPosted: Dec 08, 2012 14:35    Post subject: Re: Collection of Carles Millan  

Great specimen Carles. I think you just convinced me to add one like this to my collection.

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PostPosted: Dec 08, 2012 14:37    Post subject: Re: Collection of Carles Millan - Right details for the Chinese Chalcopyrites  

Jordi Fabre wrote:
Good news, Berthold finally find out the right locality for these Chalcopyrites with Siderite, for the moment we can say:
Hezhang County, Bijie Prefecture, Guizhou, China

and in three months we will know the name of the mine. According Berthold the paragenesis is very simple: just Chalcopyrite, Siderite, Tetrahedrite and Calcite.
Good job Berthold! ;-)

Jordi,

IMHO that cannot be considered a locality yet. Hezhang County is neither a city nor a town, but an administrative area that might have a large extension.

In addition, and according to Wikipedia, Hezhang County and Bijie Prefecture belong to the Guizhou province, not Guangxi.

Let's wait for Berthold to make that data more accurate before amending our records.

Thanks for the info!
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PostPosted: Dec 08, 2012 14:40    Post subject: Re: Collection of Carles Millan - Right details for the Chinese Chalcopyrites  

Carles Millan wrote:
IMHO that cannot be considered a locality yet. Hezhang County is not a city nor a town, but an administrative area that might have a large extension.
In addition, and according to Wikipedia, Hezhang County and Bijie Prefecture belong to the Guizhou province, not Guangxi.
Let's wait for Berthold to make that data more precise before amending our records.
Thanks for the info!

We are talking about this specimen https://www.mineral-forum.com/message-board/viewtopic.php?p=26356#26356
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PostPosted: Dec 08, 2012 14:58    Post subject: Re: Collection of Carles Millan - Right details for the Chinese Chalcopyrites  

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Jordi,
IMHO that cannot be considered a locality yet. Hezhang County is not a city nor a town, but an administrative area that might have a large extension.
In addition, and according to Wikipedia, Hezhang County and Bijie Prefecture belong to the Guizhou province, not Guangxi.
Let's wait for Berthold to make that data more accurate before amending our records.
Thanks for the info!

Thanks Carles, I already modified "Guangxi" for "Guizhou" and "locality" for "details" in the title of the other thread The right details for the new Chinese Chalcopyrites with Siderite!

As I said: "Berthold Ottens finally find out the right locality for these Chalcopyrites with Siderite, for the moment we can say... and in three months we will know the name of the mine ..."

you can amend your records now or then, this is up you.
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PostPosted: Dec 21, 2012 22:52    Post subject: Re: Collection of Carles Millan  

Very nice selection of specimens Carles, I enjoy reviewing your collection photo's.
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PostPosted: Dec 24, 2012 04:09    Post subject: Re: Collection of Carles Millan  

Joseph D'Oliveira wrote:
Very nice selection of specimens Carles, I enjoy reviewing your collection photo's.

Thank you, Joseph. I'm glad you like them.
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PostPosted: Mar 01, 2013 08:37    Post subject: Collection of Carles Millan  

(Old specimen, improved photos)

Rhodochrosite, fluorite

Red pink scalenohedral rhodochrosite crystals, some of them doubly terminated, with several complex colorless small fluorite crystals scattered on a matrix of manganese oxides. Specimen size: 84 mm x 65 mm across. Major rhodochrosite crystal length: 26 mm. Weight: 463 g.

Uchucchacua Mine, Oyon Province, Lima Department, Peru.

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PostPosted: Mar 01, 2013 10:43    Post subject: Re: Collection of Carles Millan  

Thank you, I've never seen such beautiful scalenohedra.
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