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Thomsonite Rare Find Natural Mineral Specimen # B 5728
Thomsonite Rare Find Natural Mineral Specimen # B 5728
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Thomsonite Rare Find Natural Mineral Specimen
Features:
Thomsonite is a rare zeolite, and it is particularly rare to find. The Specimen consist of excellent thomsonite balls surrounded with stilbite. This specimen is in excellent condition .
Primary Mineral(s): Thomsonite
Secondary Mineral(s): Stilbite
Size : 3.5 Inch x 2.5 Inch
Weight : 219 Gms
Locality: Nashik, Maharashtra, India
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As the world's largest exporter of Indian zeolites, Superb Minerals brings the world one-of-a-kind collector specimens that have unrivaled quality. Each piece is as the day it was discovered in the Indian Earth, unaltered, from the mines of Maharashtra to your hands. This is why museums around the world display our specimens, including the Smithsonian and the Harvard Mineralogical and Geological Museum.
Please feel free to reach out to us. We believe in transparency and clear communication. All repairs, if any, are noted, and we are happy to answer any and all questions about any specimen.
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Features:
Thomsonite is a rare zeolite, and it is particularly rare to find. The Specimen consist of excellent thomsonite balls surrounded with stilbite. This specimen is in excellent condition .
Primary Mineral(s): Thomsonite
Secondary Mineral(s): Stilbite
Size : 3.5 Inch x 2.5 Inch
Weight : 219 Gms
Locality: Nashik, Maharashtra, India
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As the world's largest exporter of Indian zeolites, Superb Minerals brings the world one-of-a-kind collector specimens that have unrivaled quality. Each piece is as the day it was discovered in the Indian Earth, unaltered, from the mines of Maharashtra to your hands. This is why museums around the world display our specimens, including the Smithsonian and the Harvard Mineralogical and Geological Museum.
Please feel free to reach out to us. We believe in transparency and clear communication. All repairs, if any, are noted, and we are happy to answer any and all questions about any specimen.
