Jamesonite from Herja Mine, Baia Mare, Maramureș County, Romania - image 1
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Jamesonite from Herja Mine, Baia Mare, Maramureș County, Romania

$825.00

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A large cluster of glassy gemmy double terminated crystals of quartz averaging 1.5 cm in size, these dark in color due to the presence of jamesonite. Beautiful example for this classic material. In great condition all around, no points of attachment.The Herja Mine, located in Maramures County, Romania, within the Baia Mare metallogenic district, is a prominent polymetallic hydrothermal vein deposit. Its geology is closely tied to Neogene post-collisional volcanism and subvolcanic intrusions, which created an extensive network of over 260 complex veins hosted within sedimentary and volcanic formations. Mining activity in the surrounding area dates back to the Middle Ages, with industrial extraction focusing heavily on lead, zinc, copper, and silver ores. The mine gained international recognition among mineral collectors for its diverse assemblage of hydrothermal minerals, including distinct stibnite clusters, sulfosalts, and rare bicolored calcite spheres. Commercial operations at the site permanently ceased in 2005, closing the underground infrastructure.

Product details

SizeLarge Cabinet
Dimensions19.0 x 8.0 x 4.5 cm
Listed on07/27/2026
SKU2312060

Current owner

3,650 for sale·9 sold

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Herja Mine, Romania — Baia Mare district locality famous for stibnite sprays, black calcite, semseyite rosettes, and sulfosalt-rich vugs, a collector's classic.