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Creedite

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This is a solid spherical cluster of creedite from a rare locality, and it is very rich and solid as well. The piece is composed of radiating crystals, quite discrete in person at their terminations. It is complete, 360 degrees, except only the bottom. The piece carries a label for "Manhattan Mine, Granite " from the Bill and Carol Smith collection (they are known for exactitude in labeling). The locality is given on Mindat.org however, only as Granite, without the specific mine name. It was purchased from dealer Cal Greaber, who in turn had obtained it from an old collection. Between the two of them, who have far more knowledge than I on really old esoterica, I fully trust this is American and from an old Nevada locale, although I have not seen comparable. Most US creedites are rather sparse in comparison, with small and flimsy crystals on matrix. This piece, with robust and sharp creedites of a size comparable to Russian or Mexican material, is a unique, and pretty, American creedite specimen!

Product details

SpeciesCreedite
SizeMiniature
Dimensions4.3 x 3.9 x 3.6 cm
Added on10/23/2024

Known provenance

DateCollectorAcquisition price
08/2024Unknown OwnerNot disclosed
The ArkenstoneNot disclosed

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Creedite
Mineral guide
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delicate calcium aluminum sulfate fluoride forming radiating sprays and orange spheres on contrasting matrix; prized for fragility and Santa Eulalia.
Regional guide
Creedite from Manhattan Mining District
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    Creedite - Manhattan Mining District, Nevada, USA