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Diackethyst

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Craig, Montrose, Tayside (Angus), Scotland, UK

A variety of Chalcedony

A local name for translucent wine and amethystine coloured chalcedony pebbles.
Originally described from Craig, Montrose, Tayside (Angus), Scotland, UK.

Classification of Diackethyst
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Scotland

Tayside (Angus)

Montrose

Craig

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