Micromount (1-15MM)
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Smithsonite, Adamite, and Calcite from Hilarion Mine, Greece
£3.50 -
Smoky Quartz from Mooralla, Australia
£5.00 -
Spessartine Garnet from Nani Hill, Tanzania
£2.50 -
Sphalerite, Quartz and Siderite from Abercynon Colliery, Wales
£10.00 -
Sphene mineral specimens
Price range: £3.00 through £7.50 -
Spinel from An Phú, Vietnam
£2.00 -
Spinel Specimens
Price range: £2.50 through £3.00 -
Staurolite crystal twins
£1.55 -
Sulphur from Agrigento, Italy
Price range: £10.00 through £35.00 -
Tanzanite from Merelani Hills, Tanzania
Price range: £1.00 through £2.00 -
Tephroite and Willemite from Sterling Mine, USA
£5.00 -
Thomsonite from Lomba dos Pianos quarry, Portugal
Price range: £3.50 through £7.50 -
Topaz crystals with Bixbyite
Price range: £1.25 through £10.00 -
Topaz Specimens (Imperial)
Price range: £1.00 through £5.00 -
Topaz Specimens / Rough (Clear)
Price range: £5.00 through £15.00 -
Tourmaline – polished slices (Watermelon)
Price range: £3.50 through £7.50 -
Tourmaline Crystals (Bicolour, Tricolour)
£3.00 -
Tourmaline Crystals (Brown/Dravite)
Price range: £0.45 through £0.75 -
Tourmaline Crystals (Green/Verdelite)
Price range: £0.35 through £3.00 -
Tourmaline Crystals (Mixed)
Price range: £2.00 through £5.00 -
Turquoise from Sleeping Beauty Peak, USA
£2.00 -
Turquoise Mineral Specimens
Price range: £1.00 through £10.00 -
Vanadinite Crystals
Price range: £2.00 through £7.50 -
Vanadinite var Endlichite from Santa Eulalia Mining District, Mexico
£10.00 -
Willemite and Zincite from Franklin Mine, USA
£5.00 -
Willemite in Andradite from Franklin Mine, USA
£5.00 -
Willemite in Franklinite from Sterling Mine, USA
£5.00 -
Witherite from Pen-y-Clun mine, Wales
Price range: £1.00 through £2.00 -
Wolframite from Barruecopardo, Spain
£3.50 -
Zircon crystals
£2.50 -
Zircon from Peixe alkaline complex, Brazil
£5.00
Micromounts are probably not the first thing that new collectors look for; the added expense of magnification does make viewing and collecting them a little more tricky.
However, reasonable specimens can be found for a few pounds, and larger pieces can often be trimmed into several quality micromounts.
UK collectors will probably want to take a look at the following groups and links:
Other size classes for minerals include:
- Micromount (1-15MM)
- Thumbnail (10-30MM)
- Small cabinet (30-60MM)
- Cabinet minerals (60-100MM)
- Large cabinet minerals (100MM+)