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BORNITE
Well crystallised Bornite is not common, especially from Cornwall, making this cabinet specimen a fine example from Carn Brea mine at Pool. This mine lay a little north of Carn Brea, a granite offshoot of the Carnmenellis granite, close by the main railway line and A30 Camborne-Redruth road. The iron-stained granitic matrix is richly coated with bright metallic Bornite crystals, lining its vuggy upper surface. The crystals appear almost cubic with interpenetrant growth and are coloured pinchbeck-bronze grading to tarnished bluish black. This fine specimen comes with an impressive 10.6 x 7.8 cm German printed and handwritten label and glued to the base are no less than five paper catalogue labels (all neat and tidy) plus an inked-on number. A superb old-time specimen.

Origin: Carn Brea Mine, Camborne, Illogan, Cornwall, England

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Product details
Species
SizeCabinet
Dimensions8.3 x 10.5 x 6.0 cm
SKUCC14117
Listed on10/24/2024
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Unknown dateNot disclosed
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