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PhotosChalcedony - Bryan, Brazos Co., Texas, USA

19th Dec 2014 05:42 UTCMarek Chorazewicz

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Copyright © Dan Weinrich Minerals
Those pseudocubic crystals look very much like chalcedony after melanophlogite, rather than after barite as indicated on Dan's website.


Best Regards,

MarekC

19th Dec 2014 16:21 UTCPaul Brandes 🌟 Manager

Maybe so, but where specifically on the Mindat page does it mention anything about baryte?? :-S

19th Dec 2014 17:28 UTCMarek Chorazewicz

Paul,


as I mentioned before it says that on Dan's website under the specimen id, not on Mindat. Sorry for the confusion.


Best Regards,

MarekC
 
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