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PhotosErroneous locality

17th Oct 2019 10:20 UTCPascal Chollet Expert

This sample probably comes from another locality. a few specimen like that have been put on the market years ago, but locality is wrong. the only few stibnite coming from Les Porres are included in blue baryte, and so have been protected from a late dissolution phase.
This photo should be questionned and put as "user only"

16th Aug 2020 17:24 UTCPhilip Bluemner Expert

Hi Pascal,
thank you. Doesn't it also look similar to Saint Pons material?

18th Aug 2020 17:26 UTCHerwig Pelckmans

Hi Philip,
I agree, it sure looks like a zinkenite and siderite specimen from the Saint-Pons (France) area.
Not unlike the one on the photo above.
Good catch, guys!
Cheers, Herwig
ACAM & MKA (Belgium)
 
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