
Systematic
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Legend: Sizes of specimens in cm. Sizes of crystals in
mm. Weight in kg. Prices in euros (consider an exchange rate of 1.3 U.S.A. dollars for 1
euro). Reproduction of text and photos prohibited without permission of author. All the
specimens are from Italy if not differently specified.
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m076- Cafarsite
M. Cervandone Val Devero - Piemonte Italy. Size 11x5x3 weight 0.3.
Group of brown bipiramidal cafarsite XXs with max. size 10 mm. on matrix. 55 |
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m021- Rutile, xenotime M.Aquila Val Sangone -
Piemonte - Italy. Size 5x4x3 weight 0.15. Group of dark red rutile crystals with max. size
1 mm. on matrix. The crystals are kneee twined. There is also a prismatic yellow xenotime
micro-crystal. Reserved |
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m077- Cafarsite M. Cervandone Val Devero -
Piemonte Italy. Size 4x4x2 weight 0.1. Group of brown octaedric cafarsite crystals
with max. size 4 mm. on matrix. 13
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m592- Thomsenolite
Ivigtut Greenland. Size 5x4x2 weight 0.1. Group of colourless thomsenolite
microcrystals with brown brilliant siderite and chalcopyrite. 11
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m803- Carlosturanite
Min. Auriol Sampeyre Val Varaita Piemonte Italy (type
locality). Size 11x3x1 weight 0.1. Cluster of grey fibers with max. size 50 mm. on
serpentino matrix. 11 |
m911- Lazulite
M.Ferra Val Varaita - Piemonte Italy. Size 9x6x3 weight 0.2. Light
blue lazulite on quartzite matrix. 11
m914- Lazulite
M.Ferra Val Varaita - Piemonte Italy. Size 4x3x2 weight 0.1. Group of
light blue lazulite XXs of 3 mm. on quartzite matrix. 17
m436- Pyrope
Martiniana Valle Po - Piemonte Italy (Dora-Maira massif). Size 10x8x8
weight 1.05. Cluster of pink round pyrope crystal with max. size 70 mm. on matrix. Typical
sample of high pressure methamorfism. It was formed at 100 km. of depth under the
grounds level. At the chemical analysis these exceptional (for the size) crystals
result composed of 90% of pyrope and 10% of almandine, then they are the most pure pyrope
found in nature. 22
m432- Pyrope
Martiniana Valle Po - Piemonte Italy (Dora-Maira massif). Size 7x7x5
weight 0.6. Pink round pyrope crystal of 65 mm. attached to a little matrix. Typical
sample of high pressure methamorfism. It was formed at 100 km. of depth under the
grounds level. At the chemical analysis these exceptional (for the size) crystals
result composed of 90% of pyrope and 10% of almandine, then they are the most pure pyrope
found in nature. 17
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