Chrysocolla, Antlerite
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Antlerite is an uncommon secondary copper sulfate mineral occurring in the oxidized zone of copper deposits in arid regions. Radial clusters of lustrous, olive-green, acicular antlerite crystals are richly scattered on the wedge-like matrix and are seriously complimented by two bands of botryoidal, spring-green chrysocolla. This fine combination specimen hails from a very uncommon for antlerite New Mexico locality - the Tyrone District in Grant County. Older material from the Mullane Collection.
Product details
SpeciesChrysocolla, Antlerite
SizeSmall Cabinet
Dimensions9.5 x 4.4 x 4.0 cm
Added on10/23/2024
LocalityUSA, New Mexico, West Burro Mountains
Known provenance
| Date | Collector | Acquisition price |
|---|---|---|
| 08/2024 | Unknown Owner | Not disclosed |
| — | The Arkenstone | Not disclosed |
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sky-blue to teal-green copper silicate; botryoidal coatings and stalactites, often with quartz drusy, valued for color and locality; ID tips.Regional guide


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