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Epidote

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A small cabinet Epidote with Actinolite from the Knappenwand in the Untersulzbach Valley, a locality approximately midway between Salzburg and Innsbruck, Austria. This deposit was discovered in 1865 where an aplite vein traverses an epidote-amphibolite sequence. Translucent to transparent bottle green Epidote crystals to about 3.5 cm form a semi-reticulated elongated group. Across two sides very fine acicular needles of Actinolite form silky light peppermint green nested clusters of the variety known as Byssolite. These micro-crystals are matted together forming a densely packed mass of Byssolite with a resultant silky lustre. A splendid specimen from the Knappenwand.

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Listed on10/15/2026
SKUCC21683
Current owner
Crystal Classics
Tucson, Arizona, USA
7,498 for sale·5 sold

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Epidote
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vibrant pistachio to bottle-green crystals with prismatic forms, Alpine fissure and skarn varieties, and diverse collecting localities worldwide.