Chalcopyrite, Pyrite, Grossular Crystals | Drilled Core Sample | 81 Grams | Grasberg Open Pit Copper Mine, Indonesia | SO24 H4-5 Dimensions: 113x66x75 mm / 4

Dimensions: 113x66x75 mm / 4

The meteorites final publication and official naming by the Nomenclature Committee of the Meteoritical Society was expected to be a L3

Name:  Schorl Tourmaline

The petrography shows some metal and sulfide grains are elongated

It has been given the names "Fairy Stone" or Fairy Cross" as it was believed to be formed from the tears the fairies shed when they learned of Christ's death

Chalcopyrite, Pyrite, Grossular Crystals | Drilled Core Sample | 81 Grams | Grasberg Open Pit Copper Mine, Indonesia | SO24 H4-5 Dimensions: 113x66x75 mm / 4This is a fantastic crystallized chalcopyrite matrix core sample. The specimen is rounded with brassy chalcopyrite, pyrite and grossular crystals. The Grasberg mine has the single largest known gold reserve and the second largest copper reserves in the world. It is located 96km north of Timika, at Tembagapura in Irian Jaya the most easterly of Indonesias provinces on the western half of the island of New Guinea. The mine stands at the collision of the