goethite on quartz mineral specimens (45)

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Goethite on Quartz Druzy

Name: Goethite on Quartz Druzy
SKU: 23244
Availability: InStock

Stunning mineral specimens, consisting of Goethite on druzy Quartz pieces.

£7.95 – £19.95

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SKU: 23244 Categories: Goethite, Inclusions, Unusual, Dyed, and Man-Made Quartz Tag: Minerals from Morocco

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Goethite on Quartz Druzy

Stunning Moroccan geodes with needles of Goethite in Quartz druzy. These can be described as Goethite 'in' and 'on' Quartz, as most of the specimens include the Quartz as well as sit on top of it.

These are amazing little mineral specimens, especially at this price point. The black needles contrast nicely against clear/milky Quartz crystals.

They come from the Amerzgane commune in the Ouarzazate area of Morocco.

These pieces are what I would call dust-catchers - they should really be kept in a plastic display case.

Our current stock includes:

#1 - 65x35x10MM - a very thin curved piece which is rather fragile.
#2 - 52x33.5x10MM - another reasonably thin geode 'shell' fragment.
#3 - 39.4x30x21.5MM - a nice section of geode almost folded in half into a U shape.
#4 - 50.9x34.5x10.5MM - a small section with plenty of Goethite needles.
#5 - 45x28.7x21.5 MM - a small geode fragment with a large mass of Goethite needles.
#6 - 37.4x32x27MM - a part geode with a missing section to show off the contents.
#7 - 39.2x31.2x14MM - a nice fragment with quality Quartz crystals.
#8 - 43x30.5x18MM - a small piece with plenty of Goethite.
#9 - 68.9x40.5x36MM - A mostly complete geode with plenty of crystals and Goethite.
#10 - 63x37x13MM - A fragment of geode shell with fine white Quartz covered with black Goethite sprays.
#11 - 60x29x28MM - a chunk of geode shell with two nice 'tubular' Quartz formations.
#12 - 44.5x30.5x21.5MM - a nice piece with plenty of Quartz and Goethite.
#13 - 46.7x42.2x20.6MM - an interesting Quartz formation with one large cluster of Goethite.
#14 - 55x40x31MM - a nice open Quartz bed with plenty of Goethite.
#15 - 65x46x10MM - a very nice, very flat bed of Quartz and Goethite.
#16 - 60.5x38.5x23.5MM - a decent piece of Quartz and Goethite, with some Agate visible on the sides.
#17 - 46.7x40.3x31.5MM - a specimen with a nice flat base and an unusual Quartz formation on top.
#18 - 51.5x44.2x33.4MM - a bright Quartz geode with a single large concentration of Goethite.
#19 - 63x54x29MM - a mostly complete geode that unfortunately has some cracks in.
#20 - 32x26.5x19.6MM - finely formed Quartz crystals and finely formed Goethite needles - all in a thumbnail sized package.
#21 - 45.5x35.6x25MM - a nice cluster with a fairly flat base, ideal as a small specimen.
#22 - 37.5x33.1x28MM - a chunky piece of Quartz with plenty of Goethite.
#23 - 51.7x30.5x8MM - an awesome little specimen with a tremendous contrast between black and white.
#24 -
#25 - 47x41.1x41MM - a nicely formed white Quartz geode with many Goethite needles filling the inner cavity.
#26 - 42x30.6x19MM - a blue-grey geode with plenty of Goethite filling the cavity.
#27 - 66x36.1x21.5MM - a nicely contrasting geode fragment
#28 - 28.6x28x23.7MM - a nice geode fragment filled with Goethite and a few interesting Quartz formations.
#29 - 55x25x18MM - a nicely contrasting geode bed.
#30 - 78x42.3x20.8MM - a larger piece of matrix with one small area of Quartz and Goethite.
#31 - 68x45.75x46MM - a quality Quartz geode with one area filled with Goethite and many needles scattered throughout the rest of the druzy.
#32 - 55.2x35.4x36.4MM - a chunky piece with two areas of Quartz.
#33 - 54.5x42.6x35MM - a chunky piece with two areas of Quartz.
#34 - 57x40.5x36MM - a chunky piece with two areas of Quartz.

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