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Chalcosine, from the St Ives Consols mines, Cornwall

Chalcosine, from the St Ives Consols mines, Cornwall


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Chalcosine, from the St Ives Consols mines, Cornwall

A specimen of the mineral chalcosine, a detached group of lenticular, pseudo-hexagonal crystals, the largest about 12 mm across from St Ives Consols mines, Cornwall, U.K

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Black Background Crystal Great Britain Mineral Specimen Sulfide Sulphide Sulphide Mineral United Kingdom Lenticular St Ives


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1. Title: Chalcosine Crystals from St Ives Consols Mines, Cornwall, UK. This print showcases a stunning specimen of Chalcosine, a rare and beautiful sulfide mineral, hailing from the historic St Ives Consols Mines in Cornwall, United Kingdom. The mineral is prominently displayed against a black background, allowing its unique features to shine. Chalcosine, also known as Chalcocite, is a copper sulfide mineral with a distinctive lenticular, pseudo-hexagonal crystal structure. The largest crystal in this group measures approximately 12 mm across. The crystals exhibit a metallic sheen, with their edges displaying a subtle greenish hue. The St Ives Consols Mines, located in the picturesque town of St Ives in Cornwall, England, have a rich mining history dating back to the late 18th century. These mines were once a significant source of copper, tin, and zinc, making them an essential contributor to the region's economy and industrial development. Chalcosine is a relatively uncommon mineral, and finding specimens with such well-formed crystals is a rare treat for mineral collectors and enthusiasts. This exquisite specimen is a testament to the natural beauty and scientific significance of the minerals found within the earth. The European continent, and specifically the UK, has a long-standing tradition of mining and mineral exploration. The discovery and study of minerals like Chalcosine contribute to our understanding of geology, mineralogy, and the Earth's history. This print serves as a reminder of the natural wonders that lie beneath our feet and the importance of preserving and appreciating the Earth's mineral riches.

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