French Minerals and Crystals of the World
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Specimen from Michel Maigrot’s collection showing an imposing acicular crystal of white anglesite in a gangue of sulfides and red siderite. The crystal is located at the bottom of a cavity in the specimen, but is clearly visible and measures approximately 2 cm. Anglesite is a sulfate of lead, barium and copper. These crystals come from the Viala du Tarn deposit in the Aveyron department.
Specimen from Michel Maigrot’s collection showing an imposing acicular crystal of white anglesite in a gangue of sulfides and red siderite. The crystal is located at the bottom of a cavity in the specimen, but is clearly visible and measures approximately 2 cm. Anglesite is a sulfate of lead, barium and copper. These crystals come from the Viala du Tarn deposit in the Aveyron department.
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| Weight | 0,09 kg |
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| Dimensions | 5,6 × 5 × 4 cm |
