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Baryte Amber Insect A second important locality for

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Description

A second important locality for Phosphophyllite has since been discovered in Bolivia

and arguably

The crystals have good luster

typically Petalite occurs in colorless crystals

black cyclic twinned crystals which are associated with Quartz on matrix

Baryte Amber Insect A second important locality forThese are some of the best quality Baryte crystals that Ive seen from Muddy Creek, not to mention the habit that is so incredibly eye catching. This small miniature specimen features hundreds of sharp, rather lustrous, very well formed, snow white blades of Baryte forming a beautiful flower shaped group. The added touch to the piece is that there is a slight blue color that can be seen in one of the topmost crystals. This blue shade is rather rare in

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