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Aragonite (cyclic-twinned pseudohexagonal crystals) from Molina de Aragón, Guadalajara, Castilla-Leon, Spain (Type Locality for Aragonite)

DESCRIPTION:	No. 59256
Mineral:	Aragonite (cyclic-twinned pseudohexagonal crystals)
Locality:	Molina de Aragón, Guadalajara, Castilla-Leon, Spain (Type Locality for Aragonite)
Description:	Doubly-terminated prismatic translucent brown aragonite crystal with smaller crystals on the side. The specimen is a floater, fully crystallized all around with no point of attachment. The aragonite is pseudohexagonal form, the result of cyclic twinning.
Overall Size:	5x4x2.5 cm
Crystals:	20-50 mm
Archived:	For reference only

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