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Piedra Parada (Piedras Parado), Mun. de Tatatila, Veracruz, Mexico

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Andradite (Var: Demantoid) : Ca3Fe3+2[SiO4]3

Cerro De La Concordia, Piedra Parada (Piedras Parado), Mun. de Tatatila, Veracruz, Mexico

Some demantoids over matix, microspecimen. FOV 30 mm. Photo and collection Pedro González. Equipment Olympus E-500 with Vivitar 90 mm. macro.
 © Pedro GonzálezPhoto ID: 163312    View Count: 134

Multiple photos availableQuartz : SiO2

Piedra Parada (Piedras Parado), Mun. de Tatatila, Veracruz, Mexico

Crystals group of quartz var. amethyst

Dimension of specimen 1,5 x 2 x 1

Collection and photo Alessio Piccioni
 © Alessio PiccioniPhoto ID: 266312    View Count: 16

Multiple photos availableQuartz : SiO2

Piedra Parada (Piedras Parado), Mun. de Tatatila, Veracruz, Mexico

Showy purple amethyst crystals to 2.4 cm in length are scattered attractively throughout this 11.0 x 7.2 x 4.2 cm matrix. No damage; the crystals are lustrous and transparent with good color. One small crystal is even a scepter. Ex Lloyd Tate collection. Ref: The Mineralogical Record: 34: 55-67, 91.
 © Dan & Diana Weinrich MineralsPhoto ID: 268831    View Count: 7

Multiple photos availableQuartz : SiO2

Piedra Parada (Piedras Parado), Mun. de Tatatila, Veracruz, Mexico

A very attractive amethyst specimen from Veracruz. The specimen consists of a flattish matrix plate measuring 8.6 x 7.9 x 4.0 cm in size, the top scattered attractively with prismatic undamaged terminated transparent glassy crystals of amethyst to 3.7 cm in length. The crystals are near colorless at their bases, grading into a showy pale purple to ...
 © Dan & Diana Weinrich MineralsPhoto ID: 268785    View Count: 6

Quartz (Var: Amethyst) : SiO2

Piedra Parada (Piedras Parado), Mun. de Tatatila, Veracruz, Mexico

3.0 x 2.6 x 2.4 cm. This is no ordinary Las Vigas amethyst. The color and intense gemminess of the crystals is so good that it is hard to describe - more like a gem than a quartz specimen! Under case light, the color is a shocking purple/scarlet - the specimen just glows. And it is beautifully balanced and trimmed out, with the smaller crystals ...
 © Rob LavinskyPhoto ID: 119710    View Count: 140

Quartz (Var: Amethyst) : SiO2

Piedra Parada (Piedras Parado), Mun. de Tatatila, Veracruz, Mexico

13.3 x 12.1 x 5.8 cm. This is a killer specimen of Las Vigas amethyst. The reason it is so fine is not just its size, and the fact that Las Vigas amethysts are amongst the finest in the world, but most importantly for the intensely saturated color in these crystals. The crystals measure to 2.5 cm, and are beautifully isolated on the matrix.
 © Rob LavinskyPhoto ID: 118795    View Count: 163

Multiple photos availableQuartz (Var: Amethyst) : SiO2

Piedra Parada (Piedras Parado), Mun. de Tatatila, Veracruz, Mexico

This cluster has an association of analcime crystals to almost 1 mm directionally coating one side of the specimen. The tallest amethyst crystal has an interesting chevron color zonation near the termination of the crystal.



Size: 30mm x 52mm x 21mm
 © Collectors EdgePhoto ID: 69176    View Count: 250

Quartz (Var: Amethyst) : SiO2

Piedra Parada (Piedras Parado), Mun. de Tatatila, Veracruz, Mexico

This is probably my favorite specimen. Overall specimen size is 5.5 cm. Collection and photo: Albert Russ
 © Albert RussPhoto ID: 89577    View Count: 235

Multiple photos availableQuartz (Var: Amethyst) : SiO2

Piedra Parada (Piedras Parado), Mun. de Tatatila, Veracruz, Mexico

The aesthetics on this specimen are fantastic. Two dominant amethyst crystals crowning a epidote covered matrix with radiating sprays and doubly terminated quartz. Beautiful!

Size: 51mm x 43mm x 50mm
 © Collectors EdgePhoto ID: 69353    View Count: 233

Quartz (Var: Amethyst) : SiO2

Piedra Parada (Piedras Parado), Mun. de Tatatila, Veracruz, Mexico

This beautiful "rabbit ears" specimen displays as photographed without a stand.

Size: 38mm x 50mm x 26mm
 © Collectors EdgePhoto ID: 69171    View Count: 223
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