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PhotosPeretaite - Pereta Mine, Pereta, Scansano, Grosseto Province, Tuscany, Italy

17th Aug 2011 17:26 UTCLefteris Rantos Expert

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Klebelsbergite
Pereta Mine, Scansano, Grosseto Province, Tuscany, Italy
Copyright © Marko Burkhardt
Hi,


Based on the morphology of the xls and especially the terminations, I suspect this is Klebelsbergite rather than Peretaite. Peretaite might be associated, but out of the field of view.


Lefteris.

17th Aug 2011 19:11 UTCRonald John Gyllenhammer Expert

I agree with Lefteris; terminations and striations make Klebelsbergite the best choice.


Ron

17th Aug 2011 23:03 UTCMarko Burkhardt Expert

Thanks for correcting the identity!


This was my mistake.

I just checked the specimen with high magnification. I did not find any Peretaite.


Marko

22nd Aug 2011 18:51 UTCDomenico Preite Expert

Scrivo in Italiano ma solo per pareggiare con i vostri messaggi,

di quale peretaite o klebelsbergite state trattando è possibile che la vedano anche gli altri?

Best regards

Domenico Preite

22nd Aug 2011 23:00 UTCAntonio Borrelli Expert

Domenico devi cliccare sul titolo del thread in alto.

24th Aug 2011 09:48 UTCDomenico Preite Expert

Antonio Borrelli Wrote:

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> Domenico devi cliccare sul titolo del thread in

> alto.


Thanks Antonio!!

is a very good sample of klebelsbergite of course!!!

Ciao
 
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