Bristol Dry Lake pit [1], Saltus, San Bernardino County, California, USA

Crystalline antarcticite in the bottle. Antarcticite xls up to 3 mm. Picture width is 2 cm. Marek Patúš photo & collection #1005

© Marek Patúš

Clusters of white-colourless crystal aggregates of antarcticite, photographed through a stoppered bottle. Not material to be left exposed while being photographed! Purchased in 1990.

© Andrew Hodgson

9.1 x 6.2 x 5.9 cm. A beautiful cubic group of translucent, white halite from the lesser known Bristol Lake locality in California. The largest crystal measures up to 5 mm on edge. Hard to find material, and some of the more elusive halites from California.

© Rob Lavinsky & MineralAuctions.com

9.1 x 6.2 x 5.9 cm. A beautiful cubic group of translucent, white halite from the lesser known Bristol Lake locality in California. The largest crystal measures up to 5 mm on edge. Hard to find material, and some of the more elusive halites from California.

© Rob Lavinsky & MineralAuctions.com

9.1 x 6.2 x 5.9 cm. A beautiful cubic group of translucent, white halite from the lesser known Bristol Lake locality in California. The largest crystal measures up to 5 mm on edge. Hard to find material, and some of the more elusive halites from California.

© Rob Lavinsky & MineralAuctions.com

9.1 x 6.2 x 5.9 cm. A beautiful cubic group of translucent, white halite from the lesser known Bristol Lake locality in California. The largest crystal measures up to 5 mm on edge. Hard to find material, and some of the more elusive halites from California.

© Rob Lavinsky & MineralAuctions.com