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Smithsonite var. Cuprian

$3,000.00

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Cuprian green Smithsonite is rare from anywhere, and was only found a few times at this mine in the USA over many decades. This is a large and attractive small-cabinet-sized plate of smithsonite from the 79 mine. The face of the plate is completely covered in translucent, bright green, low-profile botryoids of smithsonite that display a captivating resinous luster. The matrix consists of alternating bands of white and gray smithsonite that adds to the depth of the green color on the top smithsonite layer. Very difficult to obtain this quality of smithsonite from the 79 mine, and as far as I am aware it has been nearly 20 years since any of quality came out.

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SizeSmall Cabinet
Dimensions9.4 x 9.2 x 2.5 cm
Listed on01/27/2026
LocalityUSA, Arizona, 79 Mine
SKUMIX18-93

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Smithsonite
Mineral guide
Learn about Smithsonite
ZnCO3 with botryoidal and crystalline forms, silky to vitreous luster, pastel hues from cobalt to yellow; localities boost collecting appeal.
Smithsonite
Regional guide
Smithsonite from 79 Mine, Arizona, USA
from 79 Mine, Arizona — apple to green botryoidal and crusted specimens prized for color, texture, and oxidized-zone locality in Gila County.