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Wulfenite and Dioptase with Mimetite
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Gorgeous, old specimen that is the type of combination piece that made the Mammoth Mine so famous. The lustrous, emerald-green Dioptase grows in well-formed balls of almost acicular crystals, and they are associated with numerous, reddish-orange, 3-4 mm Wulfenite crystals that are translucent to gemmy. The color combination is a knockout. Add in abundant spheres of yellow-orange Mimetite, and you have a super-aesthetic classic from Tiger. The pics are great, but I like it even better in person. Obtained from Scott Williams, her favorite dealer, probably in the 1950's judging by Kay's catalog number.
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| Date | Collector | Acquisition price |
|---|---|---|
| 08/2024 | Unknown Owner | Not disclosed |
| — | The Arkenstone | Not disclosed |
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vivid emerald-green crystals with glassy luster, often on white calcite or quartz; highly collectible due to color, clarity, and brittleness.Regional guide







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