| AllMinerals/JohnBetts-FineMinerals > Online Mineral Museum Photographic Archive > Minerals from Pennsylvania > Serpentine var. Williamsite |
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| DESCRIPTION: | No. 59739 |
| Mineral: | Serpentine var. Williamsite |
| Locality: | State Line District, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania |
| Description: | Sawn slab of green serpentine, variety williamsite. The williamsite slab is 6 mm thick, polished on one face and is translucent when rear illuminated. Williamsite is highly sought-after as a lapidary material by local collectors. Ex Jeff Weissman collection #1852; ex. Betts #27871; ex. L. and B. Schmitt |
| Overall Size: | 11x4x.6 cm |
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| Archived: | For reference only |
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