Rutilated Quartz Sharp Crystal With Hematite Fine TN Novo Horizonte, Brazil
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:15757905 | Country/Region of Manufacture: Brazil |
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Micromounts arespecimens which require magnification (sometimes a lot) for properappreciation, so please be aware of this when purchasing and read themeasurements of the specimen carefully to make sure you know the size ofwhat you are ordering. Many of these specimens will not look likeanything of value without good magnification!!
Thumbnail specimens are specimens that are 1 to 3 cm and fit in a 1.25 inch (~3.3 cm) plastic box, which... should give you an idea of scale.
Miniature specimens are specimens that are 3.1 to 6 cm.
Cabinet-size specimens are specimens that are 6.1 cm and larger.
Quartz var. Rutilated Quartz, Rutile, Hematite
Up for sale is a 15 x 14 x 11 mm fine specimen of a sharp Rutilated Quartz crystal backed by Rutile on Hematite from Novo Horizonte, Bahia, Brazil. Very nice! Specimen retains a 'M & W Minerals' label.
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Please see my shipping policy:
U.S. orders are shipped USPS First Class by location or, if tracking and insurance are desired, by USPS Priority. International packages are shipped First Class by location. I will combine multiple orders whenever possible to save you on shipping costs. Best Offers do not include shipping cost.
International customers- Please note thatimport duties, taxes or charges are not included in the item price orshipping fees and are the buyer's responsibility. While most countriesdo not have such taxes on mineral specimens, you should check in yourown country to be sure before bidding/buying.
A note on IDENTIFICATION of rare species: unless stated otherwise, identifications of species are based on mine or my source?s visualinspection of the specimen. A knowledgeable collector with a good photolibrary and a good microscope can do amazingly well at speciesidentification, but there is always a chance they are wrong. Even if aspecimen has been analyzed by EDS there still may be some uncertainty. I willtry to note when there is significant uncertainty with the ID of aspecies. If you think one of my IDs is wrong, please let me know and I will look into it further!
Micromounts arespecimens which require magnification (sometimes a lot) for properappreciation, so please be aware of this when purchasing and read themeasurements of the specimen carefully to make sure you know the size ofwhat you are ordering. Many of these specimens will not look likeanything of value without good magnification!!
Thumbnail specimens are specimens that are 1 to 3 cm and fit in a 1.25 inch (~3.3 cm) plastic box, which... should give you an idea of scale.
Miniature specimens are specimens that are 3.1 to 6 cm.
Cabinet-size specimens are specimens that are 6.1 cm and larger.
Quartz var. Rutilated Quartz, Rutile, Hematite
Up for sale is a 15 x 14 x 11 mm fine specimen of a sharp Rutilated Quartz crystal backed by Rutile on Hematite from Novo Horizonte, Bahia, Brazil. Very nice! Specimen retains a 'M & W Minerals' label.
For updates on new listings and upcoming sales events, sign up for my newsletter by adding me to your favorite sellers. Check out my other listings at stores.ebay.com/Susan-M-Ulrich-Fine-Minerals.
Please see my shipping policy:
U.S. orders are shipped USPS First Class by location or, if tracking and insurance are desired, by USPS Priority. International packages are shipped First Class by location. I will combine multiple orders whenever possible to save you on shipping costs. Best Offers do not include shipping cost.
International customers- Please note thatimport duties, taxes or charges are not included in the item price orshipping fees and are the buyer's responsibility. While most countriesdo not have such taxes on mineral specimens, you should check in yourown country to be sure before bidding/buying.
A note on IDENTIFICATION of rare species: unless stated otherwise, identifications of species are based on mine or my source?s visualinspection of the specimen. A knowledgeable collector with a good photolibrary and a good microscope can do amazingly well at speciesidentification, but there is always a chance they are wrong. Even if aspecimen has been analyzed by EDS there still may be some uncertainty. I willtry to note when there is significant uncertainty with the ID of aspecies. If you think one of my IDs is wrong, please let me know and I will look into it further!
