Calcite golden and is best known not

and is best known not only for producing superb

The two-tone effect created from the inclusions makes for an eye-catching piece as a lot of the specimens from this mine are not terribly colorful

The piece is in excellent condition featuring a predominant 1 inch crystal at the top of the piece surrounded by smaller “blades” on matrix

compared to Rutile and Anatase

antimony sulfosalt and was named for the Hungarian mineral collector Andor von Semsey (1833-1923)

Calcite golden and is best known notThis specimen was collected in 1976 by my grandfather, Dave Bergman, and was part of my fathers collection for over 20 years and then came to me. The piece is loaded with dozens of sharp, translucent, modified rhombs of Calcite with a soft satiny white interior. Great quality all the way around, with only minor damage here and there. Ive never seen a Calcite quite like this from the Camp Bird Mine, and the fact that it passed through three generations