Halite Gallery

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Halite : NaCl
	Searles Lake, San Bernardino Co., California, USA This is a 9.5 by 5.2 cms group of large and light pink crystals of Halite to 5.2 cms on edge. John Sobolewski specimen and photograph.
© John Sobolewski	Photo ID: 47237 View Count: 314
Halite : NaCl, Nahcolite : NaHCO₃
	Searles Lake, San Bernardino Co., California, USA Okay, halite is salt, but for one thing, it is just as legitimate a mineral as any other, even if you CAN eat it (not this though - it contains bacteria so don''t lick it!). This batch of gorgeous halite specimens was mined recently in California, and they are REALLY distinctive. Look at the amazingly fine structure of the crystals and beautiful ...
© Rob Lavinsky	Photo ID: 49219 View Count: 234
Halite : NaCl, Nahcolite : NaHCO₃
	Searles Lake, San Bernardino Co., California, USA This is one of the largest and finest specimens we acquired from this find! Okay, halite is salt, but for one thing, it is just as legitimate a mineral as any other, even if you CAN eat it (not this though - it contains bacteria so don''t lick it!). This batch of gorgeous halite specimens was mined recently in California, and they are REALLY ...
© Rob Lavinsky	Photo ID: 60710 View Count: 215
Halite : NaCl, Nahcolite : NaHCO₃
	Searles Lake, San Bernardino Co., California, USA 8.8 x 4.6 x 4.6 cm. Okay, halite is salt, but for one thing, it is just as legitimate a mineral as any other, even if you CAN eat it (not this though - it contains bacteria so don’t lick it!). This batch of gorgeous halite specimens was mined last year in California, and they are REALLY distinctive. Look at the amazingly fine structure of the ...
© Rob Lavinsky	Photo ID: 132156 View Count: 169
Halite : NaCl
	Searles Lake, San Bernardino Co., California, USA Cluster of many translucent, colorless halite crystals. The halite crystals are cubic form with compound, multicrystal forms. No damage. Overall size of mineral specimen: 8x6x5 cm. Size of individual crystals: 1-2 cm.
© 2002 John H. Betts	Photo ID: 4688 View Count: 774
Halite : NaCl, Nahcolite : NaHCO₃
	Searles Lake, San Bernardino Co., California, USA Okay, halite is salt, but for one thing, it is just as legitimate a mineral as any other, even if you CAN eat it (not this though - it contains bacteria so don't lick it!). This batch of gorgeous halite specimens was mined recently in California, and they are REALLY distinctive. Look at the amazingly fine structure of the crystals and beautiful ...
© Rob Lavinsky	Photo ID: 51411 View Count: 249
Halite : NaCl, Nahcolite : NaHCO₃
	Searles Lake, San Bernardino Co., California, USA Okay, halite is salt, but for one thing, it is just as legitimate a mineral as any other, even if you CAN eat it (not this though - it contains bacteria so don''t lick it!). This batch of gorgeous halite specimens was mined recently in California, and they are REALLY distinctive. Look at the amazingly fine structure of the crystals and beautiful ...
© Rob Lavinsky	Photo ID: 47495 View Count: 223
Halite : NaCl, Nahcolite : NaHCO₃
	Searles Lake, San Bernardino Co., California, USA Okay, halite is salt, but for one thing, it is just as legitimate a mineral as any other, even if you CAN eat it (not this though - it contains bacteria so don''t lick it!). This batch of gorgeous halite specimens was mined recently in California, and they are REALLY distinctive. Look at the amazingly fine structure of the crystals and beautiful ...
© Rob Lavinsky	Photo ID: 57071 View Count: 205
Halite : NaCl, Nahcolite : NaHCO₃
	Searles Lake, San Bernardino Co., California, USA Okay, halite is salt, but for one thing, it is just as legitimate a mineral as any other, even if you CAN eat it (not this though - it contains bacteria so don''t lick it!). This batch of gorgeous halite specimens was mined recently in California, and they are REALLY distinctive. Look at the amazingly fine structure of the crystals and beautiful ...
© Rob Lavinsky	Photo ID: 49343 View Count: 195
Halite : NaCl, Nahcolite : NaHCO₃
	Searles Lake, San Bernardino Co., California, USA Okay, halite is salt, but for one thing, it is just as legitimate a mineral as any other, even if you CAN eat it (not this though - it contains bacteria so don't lick it!). This batch of gorgeous halite specimens was mined last year in California, and they are REALLY distinctive. Look at the amazingly fine structure of the crystals and beautiful ...
© Rob Lavinsky	Photo ID: 75470 View Count: 190