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PhotosQuartz - Erongo Mountain, Erongo Region, Namibia

13th Jan 2014 15:05 UTCHerman Du Plessis

hi there


I dont think this quartz is from erongo, probably the basalts at goboboseb mountains.




Herman

15th Jan 2014 16:23 UTCDebbie Woolf Manager

I agree Herman, locality changed. I am a bit suspicious of this specimen & wonder if it is a fake ?

2nd Jan 2015 15:04 UTCBonifazio Willeit

I am now convinced it is not a fake.

2nd Jan 2015 17:01 UTCRob Woodside 🌟 Manager

The work done at the base of the quartz xl looks suspicious. People should remember this when they work an xl to expose more of it. Before you start working an xl, find out if the matrix visibly scratches and what can you do to get rid of the scratches. Only then should you go after the xl you want to expose.
 
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