Epidote
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Since the discovery, in 1865, of epidote from Knappenwand, the locality has been ranked as producing the finest specimens on a worldwide basis. This aesthetic cluster shows why: The largest crystal measures 7 cm in length, and it and all the smaller crystals attached, many of which are doubly terminated, exhibit BRILLIANT luster and very good translucence. All the crystals are accented with a greenish nest of "byssolite" needles, a form of actinolite. An old, probably late 19th-century label, is attached with the name Dr.Th.Scheerer (1813-1875, according to Obodda's research). Ex Obodda Collection.
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| Date | Collector | Acquisition price |
|---|---|---|
| 08/2024 | Unknown Owner | Not disclosed |
| — | The Arkenstone | Not disclosed |
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vibrant pistachio to bottle-green crystals with prismatic forms, Alpine fissure and skarn varieties, and diverse collecting localities worldwide.Regional guide







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