Mineral Classics
Quartz (GEM doubly terminated “floater”)
Quartz (GEM doubly terminated “floater”)
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This piece was collected by Patrick and Carl Auclair in the 1990s. It is a superb quality, razor sharp, rather lustrous, doubly terminated, GEM quality / WATER CLEAR “floater” crystal of colorless Quartz from an area that RARELY produces Quartz of this quality.
Quartz of this quality is not usually seen from any locality in Colorado. It’s much more reminiscent of Alpine Quartz from the standpoint of luster and gemminess. For reference, the piece simply looks better in person than it does in the photos as all of the most miniscule particulate inside the crystal shows up under the lens of the camera. It is a superb thumbnail Quartz specimen that would make a worthwhile addition to a thumbnail suite, or a Quartz collection.
Specimen# CO712B133
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Locality: Patrick’s Pocket, Ajax Vein, Ajax Mountain, San Miguel County, Colorado
Dimensions: 2.2 x 1.1 x 0.7 cm
Largest Crystal:
Size Category: thumbnail
Fluorescence: NONE