Linnaeite, Chalcopyrite
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Linnaeite is a rare cobalt sulfide (CoCo2S4), first found in Sweden and named after the famous botanist Carolus Linnaeus. This antique German specimen evidently passed though a couple of old German collections before ending up in the collection of Paul Jung, which is now being dispersed. It features several crystals of this very rare species to 6 mm in size, set in massive linnaeite and chalcopyrite. 5 x 4 x 2 cm
Product details
SpeciesChalcopyrite, Linnaeite
SizeMiniature
Dimensions5.0 x 4.0 x 2.0 cm
Added on10/23/2024
LocalityGermany, North Rhine-Westphalia, Victoria Mine
Known provenance
| Date | Collector | Acquisition price |
|---|---|---|
| 08/2024 | Unknown Owner | Not disclosed |
| — | The Arkenstone | Not disclosed |
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Mineral guide
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brassy-gold, metallic crystals with disphenoid forms and rainbow tarnish; prized for luster, contrast, and localities like Dalnegorsk.Regional guide

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