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Identity HelpMinerals found with Amethyst Help

25th Feb 2019 00:14 UTCnathan harts

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Hello, I just purchased these two Amethyst specimens given their unique look with some minor mineral impurities. I am looking for help to identify the associated minerals on the specimens.


Hematite covering cubic and hexagonal unknown base mineral crystals - underlying crystal?


What are white and goldish crystals growing?


Thanks for any assistance!


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25th Feb 2019 00:21 UTCPaul Brandes 🌟 Manager

Welcome to Mindat, Nathan!


Do you happen to know where these are from?

That would help immensely in determining what minerals you have.

26th Feb 2019 02:06 UTCnathan harts

Hello, these are both from Brazil. Fresh finds from Tucson 2019! Thanks for reaching out.
 
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