Amethyst, baryte dioptase, rhodochrosite
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Amethyst, baryte dioptase, rhodochrosite
Amethyst, purple crystals from India. Baryte, long yellow prisms from Cumbria. Dioptase, green lustrous crusts from Namibia. Rhodochrosite, pink crystals on quartz
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Amethyst Calcite Group Carbonate Carbonate Mineral Colouration Crust Crystal Cyclosilicate Mineral Prism Quartz Selection Silicate Silicate Mineral Sulfate Sulfate Mineral Sulphate Tectosilicate Variation Variety Barite Baryte Rhodochrosite
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This crystal print showcases an exquisite collection of Amethyst, Baryte, Dioptase, and Rhodochrosite specimens, each displaying their unique coloration and crystal formations. The Amethyst crystals, with their distinctive purple hue, originated from mines in India. Their long, slender prisms exhibit the characteristic luster and brilliance that make Amethyst a favorite among mineral collectors. Next to the Amethyst, Baryte crystals from Cumbria, England, add a striking contrast with their long, yellow prisms. The Baryte crystals, belonging to the sulfate mineral family, are known for their unique morphology and intricate internal structure, making them a popular choice for mineral enthusiasts. The green, lustrous crusts of Dioptase, sourced from Namibia, add a burst of vibrant color to the collection. Dioptase is a silicate mineral, and its unique coloration is due to the presence of manganese and iron impurities. The crust-like formations of Dioptase are a testament to its unique growth patterns and make each specimen a one-of-a-kind treasure. Lastly, the pink Rhodochrosite crystals, nestled on a bed of quartz, add a pop of color to the print. Rhodochrosite is a carbonate mineral, and its pink coloration is due to the presence of manganese. The crystals' growth on quartz is a common occurrence in Rhodochrosite deposits and adds to their unique charm. This collection of Amethyst, Baryte, Dioptase, and Rhodochrosite showcases the stunning variety and intricacy of the mineral world. Each specimen's unique coloration, crystal formation, and mineral classification add to the overall beauty and allure of this display.
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