and I encourage collectors to not overlook this piece as it’s one of the most interesting and important single Wavellites that I’ve seen from Bolivia
Keep in mind that over 75% of the specimens from this find have had SERIOUS damage problems
which is typically what you would expect out of a metamorphic contact like this
three-dimensional and fine quality thumbnail specimen from the Kharan District of Pakistan featuring a couple brilliant orange colored "sword"-shaped crystals of Brookite measuring up to 1
translucent greenish-brown colored Siderite crystals and minor grey crystals of the rare sulfide
Pyromorphite
(rare from Bolivia) Ferberite and I encourage collectors toThis specimen was collected in August of 2009 in Bolivia. On a worldwide scale, these are not the finest Pyromorphite specimens, but for Bolivia, they are wonderful unique and interesting specimens. For any of you Pyromorphite collectors out there, this is something that is very rarely offered on the open market. Several good quality, sharp, lustrous, prismatic, bright yellow green hexagonal crystals of Pyromorphite sit atop Sandstone matrix.