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Description
Named after Robert Carl Sticht
4 kg (600 lbs) and a second specimen of 51 kg (112 lbs) was discovered about 20 meters away in October 1967
Weight: 125
The formation of the hematite somewhat impeded the growth of the quartz crystal on these three sides
A small calcite crystal is perched atop the largest point
2.5" Quartz with Chrysocolla from Tentadora Mine TF3000 blue smoke lemurian Named after Robert Carl Sticht2. 5" Quartz with Chrysocolla from Tentadora Mine Approx. Dimensions: 2. 5x1. 25x1 inches Approx. Weight: 23. 8 grams Locality: Tentadora Mine, Huancavelica, Peru This specimen features a single, well formed quartz point coated in botryoidal chrysocolla from the Tentadora Mine in Peru, a locality known for producing some of the finest quartz and copper mineral combinations in the world. Chrysocolla is a hydrated copper silicate that forms in the
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