Chrysocolla pseudomorph after Gypsum

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Chrysocolla pseudomorph after gypsum, 19.3 cm, from the Ray mine, Pinal County, Arizona. Collected 1976–1977. Ex Marvin D. Rausch collection; Jeff Scovil photo.

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SizeLarge Cabinet
Dimensions19.3 cm
Added on02/13/2026
LocalityUSA, Arizona, Ray Mine
Publications
  • Mineralogical Record Mineral Collections In American Midwest page 192
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DateCollectorAcquisition price
—Marvin D. RauschNot disclosed

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a diverse sulfate featuring selenite, satin spar, alabaster and desert roses; prized for clarity, dramatic twin forms, and collectible rarity.
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Ray Mine
Ray Mine, USA — Arizona copper locality famed for bladed native copper twins, chrysocolla, cuprite, and desert-copper specimens prized by collectors.