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Fairfield Co., Connecticut, USA

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Albite : Na[AlSi3O8]

Abija N. Fillow Quarry (Branchville Quarry), Branchville, Redding, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, USA

Plate of lustrous, white albite crystals from the famous Branchville locality (now closed). No damage. Ex. Robert C. Linck (1905-1970). Overall size of mineral specimen: 7x5x3 cm. Size of individual crystals: 4-8 mm.
 © 2003 John H. BettsPhoto ID: 9472    View Count: 568

Albite : Na[AlSi3O8]

Abija N. Fillow Quarry (Branchville Quarry), Branchville, Redding, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, USA

A large cluster of albite feldspar crystals from Branchville. This piece formerly resided in the collection of well-known Connecticut mineral collector Ted Johnson. Initially, it was collected by J. Kirk in 1985. An exellent example of this mineral from Branchville.

Jeremy Zolan Collection M-235
Dimensions- 7.0cm x 6.8cm
Photo ID: 158728    View Count: 172

Albite : Na[AlSi3O8]

Biermann & Codfish Hill quarries, Bethel, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, USA

Like stalagmites in an ice cave, albite crystals in a small vug. Field of view about 5 mm. Collected from the dumps on 19 September 2009 by, photographed by, and in the collection of Fred E Davis.
 © FED '09Photo ID: 252592    View Count: 16

Albite : Na[AlSi3O8]

Biermann & Codfish Hill quarries, Bethel, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, USA

A small albite crystal (field of view is about 3 mm). Field collected 19 Sept. 2009 by, photographed by, and in the collection of Fred E Davis.
 © FED '09Photo ID: 253817    View Count: 13

Albite (Var: Cleavelandite) : Na[AlSi3O8]

Abija N. Fillow Quarry (Branchville Quarry), Branchville, Redding, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, USA

10.4 x 5.3 x 4.8 cm. An old-time cabinet specimen from the famous Abija N. Fillow Quarry pegmatite at Branchville, Connecticut. Lustrous, pearlescent cleavelandite blades in a jackstraw pattern comprise this showy piece from a historic locale. The quarry opened in 1876 and the piece comes with an old, cloth label glued to the back. Ex. Mullane ...
 © Rob LavinskyPhoto ID: 227676    View Count: 37

Almandine : Fe2+3Al2[SiO4]3

Monroe, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, USA

Three interconnected crystal of red-brown almandine garnet with minor muscovite mica attached. This is an extraordinary specimen from an unknown locality, dating to pre-1950. Ex. Robert C. Linck (1905-1970). Overall size of mineral specimen: 6x5.5x4 cm. Size of individual crystals: 1-4 cm.
 © 2003 John H. BettsPhoto ID: 9820    View Count: 462

Anatase : TiO2, Quartz : SiO2

Stratford, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, USA

Tiny orange crystal of anatase (less than 0.5 mm). Peter Cristofono specimen and photo.
 © 2008 Peter CristofonoPhoto ID: 55124    View Count: 254

Multiple photos availableAnatase : TiO2

Stratford, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, USA

Small diamond-shaped anatase crystal, from a site near the Sikorsky plant. Obtained in 1991. Alan Goldstein specimen (5094) and photo. FOV (vertical) = 4 mm
 © Alan GoldsteinPhoto ID: 49031    View Count: 202

Bertrandite : Be4[(OH)2|Si2O7]

Casey Quarry (Ridgefield pegmatite), Ridgefield, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, USA

Aside from the Branchville Mica Mine, many of the pegmatites in the western part of Connecticut are virtually unknown among most local collectors. The Ridgefield Pegmatite is one of those seldom known localities. Despite admittedly being an ugly specimen at first glance, this specimen is from quite an odd locality. Looking at the recesses in this ...
 © 2008 J. ZolanPhoto ID: 179922    View Count: 197

Bertrandite : Be4[(OH)2|Si2O7]

Biermann & Codfish Hill quarries, Bethel, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, USA

Bertrandite micro crystals in cavity of Beryl crystal dissolved - 1x0,5cm - August of 2008
 © Martins da PedraPhoto ID: 184196    View Count: 83
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