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| DESCRIPTION: | No. 45249 |
| Mineral: | Beryl in Quartz-Muscovite |
| Locality: | Ray Mica Mine, near Burnsville, Yancey County, North Carolina |
| Description: | Translucent green beryl crystals with smooth crystal faces in quartz-muscovite matrix. The largest beryl crystal broke post-crystallization and was frozen in the matrix in two parts. |
| Overall Size: | 4.5x3x2.5 cm |
| Crystals: | 10-26 mm |
| Archived: | For reference only |
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