Quartz

QuartzOne of the very few Quartz specimens that Ive had to offer from the Osceola Mine. This piece is a wonderfully crystallized mound consisting of sharp, prismatic, white, translucent Quartz crystals with a minor coating of an unknown mineral. I showed the piece to Robert Stoufer and he identified the locality for me. Very hard to find on the market, and more than suitable for any collector of Quartz specimens from Colorado, or just Colorado minerals in

this cabinet sized display specimen is a quintessential Gilman sulfide / carbonate association piece

The piece is complete on all sides with no damage anywhere

don’t miss out on this peculiar crystal from this well-known Quartz producing region

Specimen # CUNM72003

Very little damage and really striking for the species and the locality

and in certain instances

was acquired by my father

The piece has a light coating of a secondary clay mineral but does display well from several angles

Specimen # BOL711B93

spherical "bead"-like nodules of Opal-AN which have a stunning internal gemminess and are smartly sitting on host rock matrix

To find a piece with such great aesthetics is rare these days

Specimen # CUAUS72004