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PostPosted: Mar 05, 2023 11:49    Post subject: Sun Yi Collection  

Hello, as there seems to be some interest, I'll show specimens from my collection here from time to time. The collection focuses on classical European minerals, and rarities/mineralogical curiosities from abroad.


C444_Mimetite_Johanngeorgenstadt.jpg
 Mineral: Mimetite
 Locality:
Neujahrsmaaßen Mine, Johanngeorgenstadt, Johanngeorgenstadt District, Erzgebirgskreis, Saxony/Sachsen, Germany
 Dimensions: 18 x 16 x 12 mm
 Description:
Yellow crystal of mimetite (15 mm) on limonite-stained quartz matrix; old specimen from the 19th century.
 Viewed:  2595 Time(s)

C444_Mimetite_Johanngeorgenstadt.jpg



E047_Malachite_after_Baryte_Shangulongwe.jpg
 Mineral: Malachite pseudomorph after Baryte
 Locality:
Shangulowé Mine, Kambove District, Katanga Copper Crescent, Katanga (Shaba), Democratic Republic of the Congo (Zaire)
 Dimensions: 43 x 30 x 21 mm
 Description:
Tabular crystals of baryte (to 14 mm), completely replaced by fine-grained malachite.
 Viewed:  2595 Time(s)

E047_Malachite_after_Baryte_Shangulongwe.jpg



C221_Heidornite_Frenswegen.jpg
 Mineral: Heidornite
 Locality:
Frenswegen 3 deep bore, 1968 meters depth, Frenswegen, Nordhorn, Bentheim District, Lower Saxony/Niedersachsen, Germany
 Dimensions: 18 x 18 mm
 Description:
Colorless, partial crystal of heidornite embedded in massive anhydrite. The material was discovered in 1955 during prospection works for natural gas in a drill core section coming from 1968 m depth.
 Viewed:  2595 Time(s)

C221_Heidornite_Frenswegen.jpg



E096_Fluorit Flechtingen.jpg
 Mineral: Fluorite
 Locality:
Holzmühlental Quarry, Flechtingen Hills, Flechtingen, Börde, Saxony-Anhalt/Sachsen-Anhalt, Germany
 Dimensions: 110 x 105 x 60 mm
 Description:
Fluorite cubes (to 20 mm) with teal-colored interior and yellow rims, showing the heavily frosted appearance typical for this locality.
 Viewed:  2594 Time(s)

E096_Fluorit Flechtingen.jpg



E108_Magnesiokoritnigite_Magnesiocanutite.jpg
 Mineral: Magnesiokoritnigite and Magnesiocanutite
 Locality:
Torrecillas Mine, Salar Grande, El Tamarugal Province, Tarapacá Region, Chile
 Dimensions: 63 x 43 x 23 mm
 Description:
Purple microcrystals of magnesiokoritnigite with brown spherical groups of magnesiocanutite growing on weathered native arsenic. Both species were analytically confirmed by SEM-EDS.
 Viewed:  2593 Time(s)

E108_Magnesiokoritnigite_Magnesiocanutite.jpg



E122_chalcomenite_majubahill.jpg
 Mineral: Chalcomenite
 Locality:
Majuba Hill Mine, Antelope District, Pershing County, Nevada, USA
 Dimensions: 28 x 19 x 10 mm
 Description:
Glassy blue aggregates of chalcomenite in a dark grey matrix containing chrysocolla, quartz grains and muscovite (variety sericite). Specimen collected by J.F. Parnau on the middle adit dump.
 Viewed:  2593 Time(s)

E122_chalcomenite_majubahill.jpg



E154_Baryte_Meggen.jpg
 Mineral: Baryte
 Locality:
Meggen Mine, Lennestadt, Olpe, Sauerland, North Rhine-Westphalia/Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
 Dimensions: 30 x 15 x 6 mm
 Description:
Prismatic crystals of baryte (to 30 mm) on dolomite matrix. Specimens are ex Kay Robertson collection, originally sourced from the Krantz dealership in Bonn.
 Viewed:  2592 Time(s)

E154_Baryte_Meggen.jpg



E034_Fluorit_Lieth.jpg
 Mineral: Fluorite
 Locality:
Lieth limestone Quarry, Klein Nordende, Elmshorn-Land, Pinneberg District, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
 Dimensions: 40 x 25 x 20 mm
 Description:
Purple floater crystal of fluorite (to 25 mm on edge) with traces of grey marcasite on the surface, coming from calcite clefts in the copper shale. The locality represents the northernmost outcrop of the copper shale, which was tilted towards the surface here by a rising salt diapire from over 4 km depth.
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E034_Fluorit_Lieth.jpg



E163_Dingdaohengite_Mulanje.jpg
 Mineral: Dingdaohengite-(Ce)
 Locality:
Mulanje Massif (Mlange Massif), Mulanje District, Southern Region, Malawi
 Dimensions: 48 x 36 x 36 mm
 Description:
Black tabular crystals of dingdaohengite-(Ce) (to 15 mm) perched on a tan-colored, blocky crystal of k-feldspar with perthitic exsolution lamellae, and associated with black, long-prismatic aegirine. The feldspar is overgrown by transparent crystals of quartz (var. smoky). Other associated minerals include brown, altered crystals of a pyrochlore-group mineral (?), and yellow zircon. From a small pocket discovered some years ago, which yielded the best specimens known for dingdaohengite-(Ce).
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E163_Dingdaohengite_Mulanje.jpg



E167_Vanadinite_Otjitheka.jpg
 Mineral: Vanadinite and Mottramite
 Locality:
Otjitheka, Opuwo Rural, Kunene Region, Namibia
 Dimensions: 18 x 11 x 9 mm
 Description:
Prismatic, pale yellow crystals of vanadinite, completely covered in a thin veneer of moss-green mottramite.
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E167_Vanadinite_Otjitheka.jpg


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PostPosted: Mar 07, 2023 03:38    Post subject: Re: Sun Yi Collection  

Wonderful specimens and superb photos, your collection seems to be assembled with knowledge, passion and a keen eye. I see a mixture of rare minerals and great classics, simply beautiful.

The mimetite from Saxony is a stunner, one of Germany's most desired classics in fine quality.

Please more :)
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PostPosted: Mar 07, 2023 12:40    Post subject: Re: Sun Yi Collection  

Thanks! I'm trying my best to build a collection with interesting stuff :)
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PostPosted: Mar 08, 2023 03:03    Post subject: Re: Sun Yi Collection  

SunYi wrote:
Thanks! I'm trying my best to build a collection with interesting stuff :)
Seems to work :-)
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PostPosted: Mar 14, 2023 13:32    Post subject: Re: Sun Yi Collection  

Another batch of specimens from the collection.


Borcarite_Cahnite_Shijiangshan.jpg
 Mineral: Borcarite and Cahnite
 Locality:
Shijiangshan Mine, Yinwu, Linxi, Ulanhad League, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China
 Dimensions: 40 x 30 x 17 mm
 Description:
E004a

Green sprays of tabular borcarite crystals, partly overgrown by grey tetrahedrons of cahnite and yellowish green grains of diopside
 Viewed:  2090 Time(s)

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Alunite Tolfa.jpg
 Mineral: Alunite
 Locality:
Allumiere Quarries, Allumiere, Tolfa Mountains, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, Lazio, Italy
 Dimensions: 93 x 72 x 45 mm
 Description:
E192

White mass of alunite from the (co-)type locality. As noted on the larger label, it was originally obtained from the mineral dealer Ernst Gottfried von Odeleben (1773-1828), who distributed material from the volcanic provinces in Italy to several famous collectors/mineralogists at that time, including J.W. v. Goethe and F. Mohs
 Viewed:  2091 Time(s)

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HydroxylBastnaesite_Allanite_Trimouns.jpg
 Mineral: Hydroxylbastnäsite-(Ce) and Allanite-(Ce)
 Locality:
Trimouns Mine, Luzenac, Haute-Ariège, Foix, Ariège Department, Occitanie, France
 Dimensions: 13 x 13 x 5 mm
 Description:
E156

Tabular crystal of hydroxylbastnäsite-(Ce), showing color change from salmon to yellowish brown depending on light source, growing on dark brown prismatic allanite-(Ce). Analyzed by Raman spectroscopy
 Viewed:  2089 Time(s)

HydroxylBastnaesite_Allanite_Trimouns.jpg



Bultfonteinite_Shijiangshan.jpg
 Mineral: Bultfonteinite and Datolite (variety bakerite)
 Locality:
Shijiangshan Mine, Yinwu, Linxi, Ulanhad League, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China
 Dimensions: 75 x 50 x 25 mm
 Description:
E023

White sprays of bultfonteinite on andradite-rich skarn matrix, associated with tiny white spherulites of Si-rich datolite (bakerite)
 Viewed:  2087 Time(s)

Bultfonteinite_Shijiangshan.jpg



Cuprodongchuanite_China.jpg
 Mineral: Cuprodongchuanite and Veszelyite
 Locality:
Sanguozhuang, Dongchuan District, Kunming Prefecture, Yunnan Province, China
 Dimensions: 61 x 47 x 23 mm
 Description:
E117

Small deep blue veszelyite crystals perched on green botryoidal crust of cuprodongchuanite. Analyzed by Raman spectroscopy
 Viewed:  2089 Time(s)

Cuprodongchuanite_China.jpg



Manganocalcite_Schoenbrunn.jpg
 Mineral: Calcite (variety manganoan calcite)
 Locality:
Schönbrunn, Oelsnitz, Vogtlandkreis, Saxony/Sachsen, Germany
 Dimensions: 30 x 20 x 20 mm
 Description:
E038

Pink prismatic columns of manganoan calcite, collected from the -173 m level
 Viewed:  2089 Time(s)

Manganocalcite_Schoenbrunn.jpg



Phosphophyllite_Cerro_de_Potosi_1.jpg
 Mineral: Phosphophyllite and Pyrite
 Locality:
Cerro de Potosí (Cerro Rico), Potosí City, Potosí Department, Bolivia
 Dimensions: 16 x 10 x 13 mm
 Description:
E260

Teal-colored twin of phosphophyllite with some small pyrite attached
 Viewed:  2088 Time(s)

Phosphophyllite_Cerro_de_Potosi_1.jpg



Preobrazhenskite_Inder.jpg
 Mineral: Preobrazhenskite
 Locality:
Inder Lake, Inder, Atyrau Province, Kazakhstan
 Dimensions: 25 x 17 x 12 mm
 Description:
E137Tabular crystal of preobrazhenskite showing myriads of globular inclusions consisting of boracite. Analyzed by Raman spectroscopy.
 Viewed:  2087 Time(s)

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Salamoniac_Ravat.jpg
 Mineral: Salammoniac and Sulphur
 Locality:
Yagnob River, Ravat Village, Zeravshan Range, Sughd Province, Tajikistan
 Dimensions: 27 x 7 x 7 mm
 Description:
E009Dendritic aggregate of salammoniac overgrown by yellow droplets of native sulphur, and sparsely, powdery white hieratite
 Viewed:  2090 Time(s)

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Wakabayashilite_WhiteCaps_1.jpg
 Mineral: Wakabayashilite
 Locality:
White Caps Mine, , Manhattan, Manhattan District, Toquima Range, Nye County, Nevada, USA
 Dimensions: 32 x 22 x 15 mm
 Description:
E132

Yellow fibrous wakabayashilite on white calcite matrix. Analyzed by Raman spectroscopy.
Old specimen ex Smithsonian Institution #94354 and Dr. Francesco Bedognè #1508
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Wakabayashilite_WhiteCaps_1.jpg


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PostPosted: Mar 15, 2023 04:04    Post subject: Re: Sun Yi Collection  

An outstanding collection of little treasures and rarities, really impressive!

As a collector of common stuff like quartz, fluorite, tourmaline or rhodochrosite I must confess I didn't even know all of the minerals you posted. Magnesiokoritnigite, magnesiocanutite, dingdaohengite, preobrazhenskite, wakabayashilite, I never heard those names before (as a collector who is in the business for 30 years!). I feel like a mineral philistine ;-) But this makes your postings very educational, thank you and please share a lot more of your treasures here!
But besides these (for me) completely unknown things: Congratulations on that beautiful gemmy phosphophyllite - a kind of "Holy Grail" in the mineral collecting world!

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PostPosted: Mar 15, 2023 11:37    Post subject: Re: Sun Yi Collection  

Tobi wrote:
An outstanding collection of little treasures and rarities, really impressive!

As a collector of common stuff like quartz, fluorite, tourmaline or rhodochrosite I must confess I didn't even know all of the minerals you posted. Magnesiokoritnigite, magnesiocanutite, dingdaohengite, preobrazhenskite, wakabayashilite, I never heard those names before (as a collector who is in the business for 30 years!). I feel like a mineral philistine ;-) But this makes your postings very educational, thank you and please share a lot more of your treasures here!
But besides these (for me) completely unknown things: Congratulations on that beautiful gemmy phosphophyllite - a kind of "Holy Grail" in the mineral collecting world!

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I agree totally :)

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PostPosted: Mar 17, 2023 04:56    Post subject: Re: Sun Yi Collection  

Thanks, everyone!

Yes, it took a while to obtain a decent phosphophyllite specimen. They are around, but unfortunately the hype around these priced them out of reach for average collectors (like so many things today..). So I was happy to get this one out of an old collection :)
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PostPosted: Mar 17, 2023 05:01    Post subject: Re: Sun Yi Collection  

Sun Yi, Your phosphophyllite twin is amazing, and very unusual with that pyrite perched on it! I lived in Bolivia for 12 years and saw many phosphophyllites, occasionally with pyrite on the matrix, but yours is unique with that pyrite on top!
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PostPosted: Mar 17, 2023 06:23    Post subject: Re: Sun Yi Collection  

SunYi wrote:
Yes, it took a while to obtain a decent phosphophyllite specimen. They are around, but unfortunately the hype around these priced them out of reach for average collectors (like so many things today..)
True words! I'm glad that phosphophyllite is not on my wish-list, it would be frustrating. I'm really happy for you that you could find one. And not just one but a really outstanding one! Like Alfredo said:
alfredo wrote:
Sun Yi, Your phosphophyllite twin is amazing, and very unusual with that pyrite perched on it! I lived in Bolivia for 12 years and saw many phosphophyllites, occasionally with pyrite on the matrix, but yours is unique with that pyrite on top!
Alfredo knows what he's talking about and you won't get a better praise for this piece. So instead of "just" a Holy Grail you rather found the Holy Grail among the Holy Grails ;-)
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PostPosted: Mar 17, 2023 06:52    Post subject: Re: Sun Yi Collection  

Compare with the MIM Museum one here:

https://www.topminerals.info/index.php?level=picture&id=101086&searchterms=phosphophyllite&searchauthor=MIM%20Museum

alfredo wrote:
Sun Yi, Your phosphophyllite twin is amazing, and very unusual with that pyrite perched on it! I lived in Bolivia for 12 years and saw many phosphophyllites, occasionally with pyrite on the matrix, but yours is unique with that pyrite on top!
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PostPosted: Mar 27, 2023 09:58    Post subject: Re: Sun Yi Collection  

A few more pieces from my humble collection.


E061_Fluorapatite_Greifensteine.jpg
 Mineral: Fluorapatite and Quartz
 Locality:
Greifensteine, Ehrenfriedersdorf, Erzgebirgskreis, Saxony/Sachsen, Germany
 Dimensions: 75 x 58 x 35 mm
 Description:
Classical paragenesis of mauve purple apatite on white quartz, from the early 20th century finds in the granite quarries at the Greifensteine cliffs.

Illustrated in Bernard & Hyrsl: `Mineral and their Localities´, p. 223
ex Jan Hus Bernard (Czech Republic)
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E061_Fluorapatite_Greifensteine.jpg



E308_Shomiokite-Y_Umbozero.jpg
 Mineral: Shomiokite-(Y)
 Locality:
Umbozero Mine, Alluaiv Mountain, Lovozero Massif, Kola Peninsula, Murmanskaja Oblast, Northern Region, Russia
 Dimensions: 68 x 50 x 45 mm
 Description:
Pale purple crystal sections of shomiokite-(Y) embedded in trona-rich alkaline pegmatite matrix. ID confirmed by Raman spectroscopy.

ex Klaus Hielscher (Germany)
 Viewed:  1515 Time(s)

E308_Shomiokite-Y_Umbozero.jpg



E069_Baryte_Holzen.jpg
 Mineral: Baryte
 Locality:
Calcite Quarry, Holzen, Arnsberg, Sauerland, North Rhine-Westphalia/Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
 Dimensions: 65 x 60 x 30
 Description:
Rosette-shaped, translucent baryte with opaque crystal rims showing a pale reddish tint caused by hematite micro-inclusions. From the 2006-2007 pockets hosted in Kulm-Plattenkalk (Visé, Lower Carboniferous), tectonically clefted and mineralized during the Upper Carboniferous/Tertiary (Bode 2007).

ex Ingo Löffler/ Endeavour minerals (Germany)
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E069_Baryte_Holzen.jpg



E030a_Fluorite_Pforte.jpg
 Mineral: Fluorite
 Locality:
Pforte, Pforte Mountain, Arandis Constituency, Erongo Region, Namibia
 Dimensions: 25 x 24 x 24 mm
 Description:
Modified octahedron of fluorite from the historical ~1920s find at Pforte. The crystal has a dark green core and dark purple to blue (appearing almost black) rims as typical for this find. The exact location is lost to history, but it is assumed that these came from the copper-gold prospects in the Pforte mountains. former Scott Williams dealer stock (USA)ex Bill Mc Bride (USA)
 Viewed:  1513 Time(s)

E030a_Fluorite_Pforte.jpg



E120_Rhodochrosite - Ljubija.jpg
 Mineral: Rhodochrosite and Goethite
 Locality:
Ljubija ore field, Ljubija, Prijedor, Republika Srpska, Bosnia-Herzegovina
 Dimensions: 80 x 58 x 53 mm
 Description:
Pale pinkish rhodochrosite on goethite matrix, from a classical, now mostly forgotten locality in the Balkans. The old label glued on the base of the specimen refers to mineral as `dialogite´, an old and now obsolete synonym of rhodochrosite.ex Bertold Suhner (Switzerland)
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E120_Rhodochrosite - Ljubija.jpg



E131_Parahopeite_Kabwe.jpg
 Mineral: Parahopeite and Tarbuttite
 Locality:
Kabwe Mine (Broken Hill Mine), Kabwe (Kabwe-Ka Mukuba), Kabwe District, Central Province, Zambia
 Dimensions: 33 x 27 x 18 mm
 Description:
Pseudomorph of parahopeite and tarbuttite after former hopeite crystals. The white, glassy interior consist of parahopeite, while the tan-colored, glistering shell is microcrystalline tarbuttite. ID by Raman spectroscopy.

ex Dr. Francesco Bedognè (Italy)
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E131_Parahopeite_Kabwe.jpg



E155_Amethyst_Plauen.jpg
 Mineral: Quartz (variety amethyst)
 Locality:
Monzonite quarries, Plauenscher Grund, Dresden, Saxony/Sachsen, Germany
 Dimensions: 70 x 60 x 35 mm
 Description:
Amethyst with black zones of smoky quartz and dark red inclusions of hematite near the top. From a large, baryte-lined pocket discovered in 1921. ex Kay Robertson (USA)
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E155_Amethyst_Plauen.jpg



E286_Stranskiite_Leiteite_Tsumeb.jpg
 Mineral: Stranskiite and Leiteite
 Locality:
Tsumeb Mine, Tsumeb, Otjikoto Region, Namibia
 Dimensions: 10 x 4 x 3 mm
 Description:
Blue stranskiite inclusions in white, pearly crystal sheet of leiteite. Material from the third oxidation zone, originally distributed by Rolf Fahle (Germany)
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E286_Stranskiite_Leiteite_Tsumeb.jpg



E294_Grossular_Viluy.jpg
 Mineral: Grossular
 Locality:
Vilyui River Basin, Vilyuysky, Sakha Republic (Yakutia), Russia
 Dimensions: 17 x 17 x 15 mm
 Description:
Yellow-green single crystal of grossular from the type locality.
 Viewed:  1511 Time(s)

E294_Grossular_Viluy.jpg



E299_Scheinkristall_Salzlackenbusch.jpg
 Mineral: Quartz
 Locality:
Salzlackenbusch, Ziegelhausen, Heidelberg, Stadtkreis, Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
 Dimensions: 40 x 35 x 35 mm
 Description:
So-called "Scheinkristall" (Pseudo-crystal), a replacement of former calcite by coagulated quartz sand. From the "Kugel" horizon in the Triassic Middle Bunter sandstone.
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E299_Scheinkristall_Salzlackenbusch.jpg



E307_Fluorite_St-Andreasberg1.jpg
 Mineral: Fluorite
 Locality:
St. Andreasberg mining area, Goslar District, Harz, Lower Saxony/Niedersachsen, Germany
 Dimensions: 57 x 55 x 25 mm
 Description:
Green fluorite octahedrons and grains on white calcite matrix, with minor inclusions of ore minerals (sphalerite, pyrrhotite).
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E309_Wadeite_Evelogchorr.jpg
 Mineral: Wadeite
 Locality:
Eveslogchorr Mountain, Khibiny Massif, Kola Peninsula, Murmanskaja Oblast, Northern Region, Russia
 Dimensions: 40 x 30 x 25 mm
 Description:
Purple, tabular single crystal of wadeite with black aegirine and brown fibers of astrophyllite. Wadeite is one of the few cyclosilicates with threefold silicate rings - the most prominent one being benitoite. ID by Raman spectroscopy.
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PostPosted: Apr 08, 2023 01:43    Post subject: Re: Sun Yi Collection  

Beautiful collection. Have a nice day.
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PostPosted: Apr 08, 2023 02:17    Post subject: Re: Sun Yi Collection  

SunYi wrote:
Fluorapatite and Quartz
Greifensteine, Ehrenfriedersdorf, Erzgebirgskreis, Saxony/Sachsen, Germany
Dimensions: 75 x 58 x 35 mm
Description: Classical paragenesis of mauve purple apatite on white quartz, from the early 20th century finds in the granite quarries at the Greifensteine cliffs.
Illustrated in Bernard & Hyrsl: `Mineral and their Localities´, p. 223
ex Jan Hus Bernard (Czech Republic)
Congratulations on a wonderful piece of that famous German classic!
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PostPosted: Apr 08, 2023 08:27    Post subject: Re: Sun Yi Collection  

Dany Mabillard wrote:
Beautiful collection. Have a nice day.


Thanks, much appretiated!
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PostPosted: Apr 08, 2023 08:29    Post subject: Re: Sun Yi Collection  

Tobi wrote:
Congratulations on a wonderful piece of that famous German classic!


Thanks! Took me a bit of time to find a decent one.
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