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Hydrotalcite

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Field of View: 7 cm

Hydrotalcite with magnetite
Copyright: © M.Russo      Photo ID: 984709     Uploaded by: Massimo Russo (Maxim)   View Count: 13   Approval status: User gallery    Type: Photo - 1782 x 2192 pixels (3.9 Mpix)

Calcite

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Largest Crystal Size: 5.5 cm

Copyright: © M.Russo      Photo ID: 971138     Uploaded by: Massimo Russo (Maxim)   View Count: 8   Approval status: User gallery    Type: Photo - 3840 x 5120 pixels (19.7 Mpix)

FLC-FKYCalcite CaCO3

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Cesque Quarry, Falciano del Massico, Caserta, Campania, Italy

Field of View: 12 cm
Largest Crystal Size: 2.5 cm

Calcite crystals of 2.5 cm from the limestone quarry of Falciano del Massico, Caserta province, Campania, Italy. Massimo Russo photo and collection (1981)
Copyright: © M.Russo      Photo ID: 971128     Uploaded by: Massimo Russo (Maxim)   View Count: 59   Approval status: Public galleries    Type: Photo - 1787 x 2419 pixels (4.3 Mpix)

LLP-DHKHauerite MnS2

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Destricella Mine, Raddusa, Metropolitan City of Catania, Sicily, Italy

Largest Crystal Size: 3 cm

Two octahedral crystals of hauerite, the largest one of 3 cm and the smallest one of 1.2 cm, from Destricella mine, Raddusa. Ex Antonio Parascandola, now Massimo Russo collection
Copyright: © M.Russo      Photo ID: 970938     Uploaded by: Massimo Russo (Maxim)   View Count: 58   Approval status: Public galleries    Type: Photo - 5120 x 3840 pixels (19.7 Mpix)

MF7-HHWMordenite (Na2,Ca,K2)4(Al8Si40)O96·28H2O

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Procida Island, Naples, Campania, Italy

Largest Crystal Size: 1.5 cm

Acicular mordenite crystals, about 1.5 cm long, in "breccia museum" matrix from Punta della Lingua.
Ex Antonio Parascandola, now Massimo Russo collection.
Copyright: © M.Russo      Photo ID: 970591     Uploaded by: Massimo Russo (Maxim)   View Count: 93   Approval status: Public galleries    Type: Photo - 3840 x 5120 pixels (19.7 Mpix)

MT8-PJTHalite NaCl

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Lungro Mine, Lungro, Cosenza Province, Calabria, Italy

Largest Crystal Size: 5 cm

Ex Antonio Parascandola, now Massimo Russo collection
Copyright: © M.Russo      Photo ID: 970316     Uploaded by: Massimo Russo (Maxim)   View Count: 32   Approval status: Public galleries    Type: Photo - 2389 x 2721 pixels (6.5 Mpix)

3RU-EWRAlum-(K) KAl(SO4)2·12H2O

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Grotta dello Zolfo, Miseno, Bacoli, Naples, Campania, Italy

Largest Crystal Size: 2 cm

Massimo Russo collection
Copyright: © M.Russo      Photo ID: 970314     Uploaded by: Massimo Russo (Maxim)   View Count: 94   Approval status: Public galleries    Type: Photo - 3840 x 5120 pixels (19.7 Mpix)

5V8-7P1Galena PbS , Baryte BaSO4

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Fiumarella baryte mine, Molino Mastricarro, Catanzaro, Catanzaro Province, Calabria, Italy

Field of View: 9 cm

Ex Antonio Parascandola, now Massimo Russo collection
Copyright: © M.Russo      Photo ID: 969370     Uploaded by: Massimo Russo (Maxim)   View Count: 62   Approval status: Public galleries    Type: Photo - 2736 x 3648 pixels (10.0 Mpix)

0CF-K5PHalite NaCl

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Lungro Mine, Lungro, Cosenza Province, Calabria, Italy

Largest Crystal Size: 3.5 cm

Spathic halite
Ex Antonio Parascandola now Massimo Russo collection
Copyright: © M.Russo      Photo ID: 969032     Uploaded by: Massimo Russo (Maxim)   View Count: 41   Approval status: Public galleries    Type: Photo - 2734 x 2470 pixels (6.8 Mpix)

GJX-FT0Halite NaCl

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Lungro Mine, Lungro, Cosenza Province, Calabria, Italy

Largest Crystal Size: 3 cm

Spathic halite
Ex Antonio Parascandola now Massimo Russo collection
Copyright: © M.Russo      Photo ID: 969031     Uploaded by: Massimo Russo (Maxim)   View Count: 30   Approval status: Public galleries    Type: Photo - 2988 x 2673 pixels (8.0 Mpix)

EGH-N0QHalite NaCl

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Lungro Mine, Lungro, Cosenza Province, Calabria, Italy

Field of View: 9 cm

Granular halite
Ex Antonio Parascandola now Massimo Russo collection
Copyright: © M.Russo      Photo ID: 969030     Uploaded by: Massimo Russo (Maxim)   View Count: 48   Approval status: Public galleries    Type: Photo - 908 x 1024 pixels (0.9 Mpix)
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