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| DESCRIPTION: | No. 77095 |
| Mineral: | Quartz (reverse scepter formation) |
| Locality: | Black Bear Pass, southeast of Telluride, San Miguel-San Juan Counties, Colorado |
| Description: | Interconnected parallel crystals of transparent colorless quartz with no attached matrix. The quartz crystals are in reverse-scepter formations and contain negative crystal cavities (hollow cavities in the shapes of crystals). Collected ca. 1992 |
| Overall Size: | 25x7x6 mm |
| Crystals: | 12-4 mm |
| Archived: | For reference only |
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