ASI 8154 - Pass-Through Specimen Cabinet
A Catalogue of Specimens Added to the Cabinet [Of the U.S. Naval Academy] in 1878
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Bobrick 505 304 Stainless Steel Recessed Specimen Pass-Thru Cabinet, Satin Finish, 12-1/16" Width x 12-3/4" Height
Carnelian Tangerine Quartz Crystal Cluster Specimen in Silver Ore Deposit (Missletoe Mine #1 Magdelena, NM). (hematite infused Quartz Specimen) Small Cabinet size: 3"x 2.5"x 3.5" Weight: 10.2OZ Carnelian (also spelled cornelian) is a brownish-red mineral which is commonly used as a semi-precious gemstone. Similar to carnelian is sard, which is generally harder and darker (the difference is not rigidly defined, and the two names are often used interchangeably). Both carnelian and sard are varieties of the silica mineral chalcedony colored by impurities of iron oxide. The color can vary greatly, ranging from pale orange to an intense almost-black coloration. It is most commonly found in Brazil, India, Siberia, and Germany.
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Specimens Of British Minerals Selected From The Cabinet Of Philip Rashleigh. With General Descriptions Of Each Article
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Selenite Crystal "Giant Double Arrow" Cabinet Mineral Collectors dream! Gypsum Variant. Measures 7"x3.5"x5"weighs 1.882LB. Karat Weight: 4270 Many crystal Terminations. Most often transparent and colorless: it is named after Greek σεληνη= "the moon". if selenite crystals show translucency, opacity, and/or color, it is caused by the presence of other minerals including druse (a coating of small crystal points) druse is the crust of tiny, minute, or micro crystals that form or fuse either within or upon the surface of a rock vug, geode, or another crystal. will frequently form "rams horns", "fishtail", "arrow/spear-head", and "swallowtail" twins. Selenite crystals can also exhibit "arrow/spear-head" as well as "duck-bill" twins. Both selenite crystals and gypsum flowers sometimes form quite densely in acicular mats or nets; and can be quite brittle and fragile. Gypsum flowers are usually attached to a matrix (can be gypsum) or base rock.
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