Uspenskaya Mt, Berezovsk Deposit, Beryozovsky, Sverdlovsk Oblast, Russia

Field of view 4x3 cm. Specimen and photo Leon Hupperichs.

© Leon Hupperichs

Vauquelinite crystals. FOV 2mm. Brent Thorne specimen and photograph.

© Brent Thorne

2.5 x 1.5 x 1.0 cm

© Maggie Wilson

Field of view approx.5x5cm from a 10x15 cm piece from the type locality for vauquelinite and crocoite. Paul Bongaerts specimen and photograph

© Paul Bongaerts

Prismatic crystals of orange Crocoite along the fissure within oxidized berezite matrix. Width of this mineralized fissure is up to 8 mm - some Crocoite crystals had grow from wall to wall of it. This is visible as rhombic sections with powder of berezite. Specimen size is 5x4.5x2.5 cm. Collected in 2002. Pavel M. Kartashov collection (#1055) and ...

© Pavel M. Kartashov collection & photo

SEM image. Crystalline cluster of later, high-phosphorous Fornacite. Analytical data are available on the daughter photo. Pavel M. Kartashov microprobe confirmation, specimen and photo.

© Pavel M. Kartashov collection & photo

Crocoite crystals from the Type Locality associated with Quartz crystals. The specimen comes from an old collection, see the label glued on the upper side, but no name of a collector is given. Collection and photo, Paul De Bondt.

© Collection and photo, Paul De Bondt

Prismatic crystals of orange Crocoite on oxidized berezite matrix. Associating minerals are black Manganese Oxides dendritic films and very dark-green almost black Vauquelinite spherulites. Minor olive Pyromorphite precepitations over Crocoite also presents. Specimen size is 4.5x4x2.5 cm. Collected in 2002. Pavel M. Kartashov collection and photo.

© Pavel M. Kartashov collection & photo

Prismatic crystals of orange Crocoite along the fissure within oxidized berezite matrix. Associating minerals are dark olive-green Vauquelinite spherulites and bright olive Pyromorphite prismatic crystals. Specimen size is 7.5x4.5x2.2 cm. Collected in beginning of 90th by Ivan Tkachenko. Pavel M. Kartashov collection and photo.

© Pavel M. Kartashov collection & photo

Flattened prismatic crystals of orange Crocoite along the fissure within oxidized berezite matrix. Associating minerals are black dendritic crusts of Manganese Oxides and minor small dark olive-green Vauquelinite aggregates. Width of mineralized fissure is 4-5 mm from this side of the specimen - some Crocoite crystals grow from wall to wall of it. ...

© Pavel M. Kartashov collection & photo

Pyromorphite with crocoite. FOV 2mm. Associated minerals, not in the photograph include, cerussite and vauquelinite. Brent Thorne specimen and photograph.

© Brent Thorne 2009

dimensios area mm. 4 x 4 photo and collection Luigi Chiappino

Crocoite crystal on vauquelinite plates. FOV 2mm. Associated minerals, not in the photograph, include, pyromorphite and cerussite. Brent Thorne specimen and photograph.

© Brent Thorne 2009

SEM image. Crystalline crust of former, almost phosphorus-free Fornacite. Analytical data are available on the daughter photo. Pavel M. Kartashov microprobe confirmation, specimen and photo.

© Pavel M. Kartashov specimen & photo

Field of view 1.3 cm.

© Leon Hupperichs

A mass of small crystals. JSS specimen and photo.

© 2014 JSS

A parallel cluster of pyromorphite crystals (mosaic growth of the vertex faces of the crystal) in association with orange crystals of crocoite. Found in the 1960с

6.6 x 6.4 x 5.8 cm A fantastic old-time specimen of crocoite from the type locality in Russia. Most people think of the Tasmanian material when it comes to crocoite, but the species was actually reported all the way back in 1763. Lomonosov who described it as "red lead ore from Beresov". This specimen is a wonderful association piece of this ...

© Brian Kosnar - Mineral Classics

6.6 x 6.4 x 5.8 cm A fantastic old-time specimen of crocoite from the type locality in Russia. Most people think of the Tasmanian material when it comes to crocoite, but the species was actually reported all the way back in 1763. Lomonosov who described it as "red lead ore from Beresov". This specimen is a wonderful association piece of this ...

© Brian Kosnar - Mineral Classics

6.6 x 6.4 x 5.8 cm A fantastic old-time specimen of crocoite from the type locality in Russia. Most people think of the Tasmanian material when it comes to crocoite, but the species was actually reported all the way back in 1763. Lomonosov who described it as "red lead ore from Beresov". This specimen is a wonderful association piece of this ...

© Brian Kosnar - Mineral Classics

6.6 x 6.4 x 5.8 cm A fantastic old-time specimen of crocoite from the type locality in Russia. Most people think of the Tasmanian material when it comes to crocoite, but the species was actually reported all the way back in 1763. Lomonosov who described it as "red lead ore from Beresov". This specimen is a wonderful association piece of this ...

© Brian Kosnar - Mineral Classics