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[Firmo Espinar]

Quartz from Buriticá, Occidente Province, Antioquia Department, Colombia. (Nº-53).

Elongated doubly terminated Quartz cristal.

[Firmo Espinar]

Quartz from Boyacá Department, Colombia. (Nº-41).

This is a good size example with some internal fractures, bought in Medellín and the information about the origin said only “Boyacá, in the north of Bogotá”.

[Firmo Espinar]

Quartz from Bolívar, Santander Department, Colombia. (Nº-54).

Biterminated crystals family with a doubly bent one.

[Firmo Espinar]

Quartz from Bolívar, Santander Department, Colombia. (Nº-58).


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Quartz from Bolívar, Santander Department, Colombia. (Nº-61).

Doubly terminated needle.

[Firmo Espinar]

Quartz from Bolívar, Santander Department, Colombia. (Nº-59).

Four points in these crystals, main with two end points and a fine needle crossed.

[Firmo Espinar]

Quartz from Bolívar, Santander Department, Colombia. (Nº-60).

Six points in these three doubly terminated crossed crystals.

[Dany Mabillard]

So many different terminations. A real delight for the eyes.

[Firmo Espinar]

Hi Dany.

Thank you very much for your post.

Glad that you like some aspect of my little collection.

Regards.

[Dany Mabillard]

[Firmo Espinar]

Thanks Dany.

Quartz from Bolívar, Santander Department, Colombia. (Nº-57).

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Fluorite from Rogerly Mine, UK.

Green little Fluorite twin. It turns to the dark blue when the light changes.