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Identity HelpCorundum(red) in garnetnN

10th Feb 2016 17:14 UTCDoc

I have a softball size red garnet with a 10mm hexagonal, flat terminated red corundum crystal. I can find no literature about this. It was found in Harts Range

NT, AU. Do you know of any information?

10th Feb 2016 17:31 UTCWayne Corwin

How about a photo or 2 Doc ?

11th Feb 2016 14:43 UTCPeter Slootweg 🌟

Information about the combination in general or about it's occurrence at that location? The combination corundum garnet is not that rare. Samples are known from many locations. As Wayne says, some photo's would be nice.

13th Feb 2016 16:24 UTCDoc

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