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Specimen of the week
Lazulite-22
- Mineral
- Lazulite
- Locality
- Cross Cut Creek, Rapid Creek Yukon
- Associated
- Siderite
- Colour
- Blue, Brown
Lazulite, Siderite & Quartz Cross Cut Creek, Yukon, Canada A beautiful large specimen features dark, lustrous Lazulite crystals intergrown with brown gemmy Siderite and Quartz — A well-balanced, contrast-rich specimen from the classic Cross Cut Creek locality. Size: 13.7 x 4.0 x 3.2...
$900.00
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Where the crystals come from.
Collectors buy localities as much as minerals. Start with the Canadian classics.
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Jeffrey Mine
Val-des-Sources, Québec
World-famous for gemmy grossular garnet and violet vesuvianite.
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Mont Saint-Hilaire
Montérégie, Québec
A legendary locality with hundreds of mineral species — serandite, rhodochrosite and rare finds.
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Rapid Creek
Northern Yukon
Sharp, intensely blue lazulite crystals — Yukon's official gemstone.
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