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Hematite from Teller County, Colorado, USA

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This is a cool little Hematite (radial habit) that I collected in Teller County, Colorado. I found it on the outside of a quartz syenite rock, and some of the feldspar from the rock is still attached to the Hematite.

All photos/videos taken by me. Macro photos/videos are 14x and 28x magnification.

Check out my Instagram or TikTok @FantasticFeldspar for more videos and pictures!

Dimensions: 0.665 x 0.690 x 0.328 inches (1.69 x 1.75 x 0.83 cm)

Mass/weight: 0.123 oz (3.48g)

Dimensions of box: 1.350 x 1.350 x 1.405 (height) inches (3.43 x 3.43 x 3.57 cm)

What will be included in your package:

1. Mineral specimen and info card in thumbnail box.

Please contact me with any questions or concerns you may have.

If there are ANY issues with you order whatsoever, message me and I will make it right in a timely manner.

Based in the USA.

Product details

SizeThumbnail
Dimensions1.7 x 1.8 x 0.8 cm
Weight3 grams
Added on04/30/2026
Current owner
Unknown Owner
Acquired
Sep 2026

Owner’s note

self-collected

Previous owners
DateCollectorAcquisition price
04/2026Austin OsogwinNot disclosed

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Hematite
Mineral guide
Learn about Hematite
iron oxide with steel-gray to jet-black crystals and red earthy varieties; prized iron-rose rosettes and kidney ore, with a diagnostic red streak.
Hematite
Regional guide
Hematite from Teller County
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Locality guide
Teller County
Teller County, USA: renowned for Crystal Peak amazonite-smoky quartz pockets and Cripple Creek gold-telluride ore; prized for color, locality, and rarity.