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Higashi-Matsuura-gun, Saga Prefecture, Kyushu Island, Japan Tiny but natural bluish-gray crystal of moissanite in a 2.5 mm wide cavern of a rock. Obtained from Sonke Stolze - thanks! |
| © Ł Kruszewski 08 | Photo ID: 183820 View Count: 127 |
Moissanite : SiC | |
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Puiva (Pouyva) Mount, Saranpaul, Prepolar Ural, Tyumenskaya Oblast', Urals Region, Russia Flattened tabular crystal of light marine-green moissanite 0,2 mm in diameter and formed by combination of hexagonal bipyramydes and predominate pinakoids. It was extracted by me from heavy concentrates, separated from rocks of quartz vein #699 on Puiva Mt. This vein is mined for ultra-pure quartz. Pavel M. Kartashov collection and photo. |
| © Pavel M. Kartashov | Photo ID: 161790 View Count: 260 |
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Puiva (Pouyva) Mount, Saranpaul, Prepolar Ural, Tyumenskaya Oblast', Urals Region, Russia Crystals of marine-green and ink-blue moissanite extracted by me from heavy concentrates separated from rocks of quartz vein #699 on Puiva Mt. This vein is mined for ultra-pure quartz. For half-year of investigation and viewing more than 200 point probes (150-500 g) I met about 7-8 such crystals. Associating minerals in heavy concentrates were ... |
| © Pavel M. Kartashov | Photo ID: 161785 View Count: 199 |
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Puiva (Pouyva) Mount, Saranpaul, Prepolar Ural, Tyumenskaya Oblast', Urals Region, Russia Fragments of tabular crystals of light marine-green moissanite with zones of dark ink-blue colouration typical for the locality. The larger crystal is overgrown by scales of transparent colourless muscovite. It was extracted by me from heavy concentrates, separated from rocks of quartz vein #699 on Puiva Mt. This vein is mined for ultra-pure ... |
| © Pavel M. Kartashov | Photo ID: 161791 View Count: 152 |
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Puiva (Pouyva) Mount, Saranpaul, Prepolar Ural, Tyumenskaya Oblast', Urals Region, Russia Elongated tabular crystal of marine-green moissanite 0,4 mm long and formed by combination of two hexagonal bipyramydes and pinakoids. It was extracted by me from heavy concentrates, separated from rocks of quartz vein #699 on Puiva Mt. This vein is mined for ultra-pure quartz. Pavel M. Kartashov collection and photo. |
| © Pavel M. Kartashov | Photo ID: 161788 View Count: 129 |
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