Exquisite Display GEM QUALITY CALCITE XTL w/Barite, Sphalerite, Dolomite PERFECT for Sale

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Exquisite Display GEM QUALITY CALCITE XTL w/Barite, Sphalerite, Dolomite PERFECT For Sale

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Exquisite Display GEM QUALITY CALCITE XTL w/Barite, Sphalerite, Dolomite PERFECT:
$620.00

Exquisite Display Specimen that is GEM QUALITY CALCITE CRYSTAL on a Matrix of Barite, Sphalerite and Dolomite all PERFECT! Amazing find in 1981 in the Cumberland Zinc Mine of TENNESSEE. Extremely High Quality Calcite Crystal that is of the very RARE Scalenohedral Habit of Calcite that is always Double-Terminated. Rarely do we find this kind of clarity and perfection of Natural details in a specimen. Terminations, edges, surfaces, lines and Classic Honey Yellowish Colorations are all top quality and very Brilliant! This Calcite Crystal has PERFECTION all over it! There is one tiny contact that is hard to see and it blends into the architecture very well so is definitely not any distraction. Sets nicely for display on a custom stand that is included. Many angles of appreciation for maximum value. Base or Matrix contains minor associated minerals of Barite, Sphalerite and Dolomite that are present from this location. This specimen was a prime part of an Award Winning Display at many Northwest Gem and Mineral events. Exquisite Elegance is one way to describe this mezmerizing Museum Quality CALCITE CRYSTAL. Structurally very solid and durable specimen and easy to handle. Measures about 6 5/8 in x 2.5 in x 1.5 inches at max margins and the Gem Quality Calcite XTL about 87 mm x 34 mm x 44 millimeters and specimen weighs 8.8 ounces. Source is Cumberland Mine, Carthage, Smith County, TENNESSEE, USA. Please ask questions to prevent returns. FREE Shipping to your address in USA ONLY! Thank You Kindly for looking and offerding!