Cassiterite 1.89 inch 83 gram Natural Crystal Cluster - Brazil

Dimensions

Height: 48.01mm (1.89 in)

Width: 37.85mm (1.49 in)

Depth: 23.88mm (0.94 in)

Weight: 417 carats / 83.4 grams

$891.00

SKU: CCX-397

Cassierite, an incredibly lustrous and surprisingly dense mineral, is not only beautiful but is also the world's primary ore of tin. Attractive, well-formed crystals and a deep sable hue make this a truly desirable specimen.

Origin is Brazil.

Metaphysical Properties:

Chakras

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Chrysocolla after Azurite Pseudomorph 3.27 Inch 38.23 Grams Specimen - Luputo, Dem. Rep. of Congo

$1,260.00

Chrysocolla after Azurite Pseudomorph 3.27 Inch 38.23 Grams Specimen - Luputo, Dem. Rep. of Congo

Dimensions

Height: 83.06mm (3.27 in)

Width: 43.43mm (1.71 in)

Depth: 43.43mm (1.71 in)

Weight: 191.15 carats / 38.23 grams

This incredibly unusual material was discovered a few years ago in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and was originally thought to be a Chrysocolla Pseudomorph after either Barite or Selenite. There was quite a bit of controversy over the makeup of the delicate crystal exterior, many experts believing for a time that it was comprised of Ajoite, but it has since been determined that there is no Ajoite present, and that the Chrysocolla pseudomorph is actually after Azurite and not Barite.
Strikingly beautiful, notably rare, and possessing an interesting backstory, this specimen is a true collectors piece!

Origin is Luputo, Katanga Province, Democratic Republic of Congo.
Shop other: Chrysocolla

$1,260.00

SKU: DDX-294

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Chrysocolla Pseudomorph after Azurite 4.65 Inch 90 Gram Specimen - Luputo, Dem. Rep. of Congo

$1,440.00

Chrysocolla Pseudomorph after Azurite 4.65 Inch 90 Gram Specimen - Luputo, Dem. Rep. of Congo

Dimensions

Height: 76.71mm (3.02 in)

Width: 118.11mm (4.65 in)

Depth: 54.86mm (2.16 in)

Weight: 0.19 Lb / 90 grams

This incredibly unusual material was discovered a few years ago in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and was originally thought to be a Chrysocolla Pseudomorph after either Barite or Selenite. There was quite a bit of controversy over the makeup of the delicate crystal exterior, many experts believing for a time that it was comprised of Ajoite. It has since been determined that there is no Ajoite present, and that the Chrysocolla pseudomorph is actually after azurite and not Barite.
This particular specimen is of remarkable size, and possesses the striking beauty of this rare and unusual material. A true collectors' piece, with a fascinating history!

Origin is Luputo, Katanga Province, Democratic Republic of Congo.
Shop other: Chrysocolla