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| DESCRIPTION: | No. 60032 |
| Mineral: | Quartz (Japan Law-twinned crystals) |
| Locality: | San Pedro Mine, Santa Fe County, New Mexico |
| Description: | Crystallized mass of colorless quartz with surfaces covered in lustrous transparent quartz crystals. Many of the quartz crystals are twinned following the Japan Law of Quartz Twinning — they are readily apparent everywhere when viewed under 20x. Ex. A. Stevenson (1916-2007) collection #1732 |
| Overall Size: | 6x6x2.5 cm |
| Crystals: | 0.1-10.0 mm |
| Archived: | For reference only |
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