Lazulite
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I had seen lazulite from Austria before, but usually in the form of smears on a rock and not with such sharp, robust, INTENSE blue crystals which have faces to 1 cm. The crystals have some shiny faces with the color and intensity of the most pure blue linarite you could ask for - but it is Lazurite, instead. I frankly did not quite guess the species when I first saw this piece without benefit of a label. This is an old piece from the American Museum of Natural History, #61621. The crystals were hidden in the matrix when it was exchanged out long ago, recently excavated skillfully out (at some risk) by dealer and preparator Cal Graeber. Joe Budd Photos
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| Date | Collector | Acquisition price |
|---|---|---|
| 08/2024 | Unknown Owner | Not disclosed |
| — | The Arkenstone | Not disclosed |
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vivid blue phosphate with sharp prisms; azure to indigo color, scarce, with the Yukon and Graves Mountain localities prized by collectors.Regional guide




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