The Mineralogical Record | St. Andreasberg, May-June 2017, Vol 48 no. 3The Mineralogical Record St. Andreasberg, May June 2017, Vol 48 no. 3

It retains its original Harvey Gordon Minerals label from that era

England origin although the crystal morphology and size hints at the classic style of Tsumeb Mine

Two minor bruises are present (visible in photos/video)

also called “copper water

which has produced fine phosphates from its greisen-type pegmatites for over a century

This piece exemplifies Bisbee’s unique post-mining mineral formations and is ideal for collectors interested in Bisbee minerals

Fe2+Al(PO4)(OH)2⋅H2O

Location: Capillitas mining district

Width x Depth x Height (mm): 135 x 90 x 85 (approximate)

Castelo Branco Dist

The result is a “natural electroplating

& translucent Rhodochrosite from Argentina