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09-11. Chiolite #2.
The structure of this crystal of chiolite takes on the look of an ethnic folk dance performance on a stage somewhere in the Ural mountains. Busy mineral indeed!
From a resource by Jacoboni, Leble, and Rousseau
09-11. Chiolite #2.
The structure of this crystal of chiolite takes on the look of an ethnic folk dance performance on a stage somewhere in the Ural mountains. Busy mineral indeed!
From a resource by Jacoboni, Leble, and Rousseau
05-25. Iolite – cordierite #5
The is something so unique about the iolite structure – I could use it as an endless source of inspiration if I was a sculptor!
From a resource by Sokol, Seryotkin and Bul’bak. Cordierite from the Murzinka pegmatite field, Middle Ural Mountains, Russia.
05-11. Tourmaline – dravite #5.
From a resource by Hughes, Rakovan, Ertl, Rossman, Baksheev and Bernhardt.
Triclinic Ni-bearing dravite from Berezovskoe, Middle Urals, Russia.
02-18. Chrysoberyl #7.
Chrysoberyl as fruits on a vine! So it looks like from the database resource of S. Weber, M. Grodzicki, W. Lottermoser, G. Redhammer, G. Tippelt, J. Ponahlo & G. Amthauer.
This is a composition after their calculation of the electronic structure of a natural alexandrite from Malyshevo in the Ural mountains, Russia. Nice way to end the week!