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Baryte : BaSO4

Book Cliffs area, Grand Junction, Mesa Co., Colorado, USA

This is a killer thumbnail of the classic colorado barites, with exceptional clarity and gemminess! the crystal is thick and sturdy, and so sharply terminated it is a miracle that it is preserved intact...certainly it is the best thumbnail from the locality I could imagine. I found this one at the denver show, not munich, but lost track of it til ...
 © Rob LavinskyPhoto ID: 27514    View Count: 360

Multiple photos availableBaryte : BaSO4

Book Cliffs area, Grand Junction, Mesa Co., Colorado, USA

22 x 14 x 11 mm specimen, 1 cm water-clear baryte on matrix. RFC T1757.
 © Michael C. RoarkePhoto ID: 107483    View Count: 143

Baryte : BaSO4

Book Cliffs area, Grand Junction, Mesa Co., Colorado, USA

Three parallel barite crystal terminations with common crystal sides. Two of the terminations has whitish clay coating. Overall size of mineral specimen: 3.5x3x2 cm. Size of individual crystals: 2-3 cm.
 © 2001 John H. BettsPhoto ID: 2363    View Count: 425

Baryte : BaSO4

Book Cliffs area, Grand Junction, Mesa Co., Colorado, USA

A totally clear gemmy terminated Barite crystal from the Book Cliffs. Biggest one I've seen. About 4.5 cm and in the barite collection of J. Wingard.
Photo ID: 21111    View Count: 359

Baryte : BaSO4

Book Cliffs area, Grand Junction, Mesa Co., Colorado, USA

A rare DOUBLY-TERMINATED example of the gemmy barites mined by Collector’s Edge in Colorado, this one acquired directly from them by Fisher. The crystal measures 3 cm, is undamaged, and is attached to the matrix in a way that it stands out almostly completely from it (you can see the matrix through the smaller end, which has grown around the ...
 © Rob ++++++++Photo ID: 18998    View Count: 312

Baryte : BaSO4

Book Cliffs area, Grand Junction, Mesa Co., Colorado, USA

Single crystal of transparent colorless barite 3 cm long on minor matrix. The barite crystal shows two parallel terminations. No damage. Overall size of mineral specimen: 3.5x3x2 cm. Size of individual crystals: 3 cm.
 © 2001 John H. BettsPhoto ID: 1013    View Count: 435

Baryte : BaSO4

Book Cliffs area, Grand Junction, Mesa Co., Colorado, USA

A gemmy, textbook 3.4-cm crystal leaning against another crystal (the other has actually grown around its termination), centered on matrix. Better in person! 9 x 8 x 4 cm
 © Rob ++++++++Photo ID: 19031    View Count: 271

Baryte : BaSO4

Book Cliffs area, Grand Junction, Mesa Co., Colorado, USA

A very aesthetic Colorado barite, very gemmy, with a fine termination, and just the right amount of accenting matrix. 3.2 x 2.5 x 1.8 cm

 © Rob LavinskyPhoto ID: 37737    View Count: 236

Baryte : BaSO4

Book Cliffs area, Grand Junction, Mesa Co., Colorado, USA

Pristine crystal of transparent barite 3 cm long with other partial crystals around the base. A good, undamaged specimen for the locality. Overall size of mineral specimen: 5x2x2 cm. Size of individual crystals: 3 cm.
 © 2001 John H. BettsPhoto ID: 2352    View Count: 485

Baryte : BaSO4

Book Cliffs area, Grand Junction, Mesa Co., Colorado, USA

Two interconnected partial crystals of transparent barite up to 3 cm long. Has large, clean faces and is nearly flawless internally. No matrix attached, only minor clay on the back side. Overall size of mineral specimen: 4x2.5x1 cm. Size of individual crystals: 1-3 cm.
 © 2001 John H. BettsPhoto ID: 2362    View Count: 388

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