Sulphur (M759)
This is a great European classic - the particular specimen shows exposed crystals with sharp terminations, glossy faces and really very intense color. They are resting on tiny Aragonite crystals which cover the complete matrix. The locality is non-productive since decades and material becomes more and more rare and hard to obtain. Just have a look at some prominent web-sites to compare quality and prices. I am pretty sure that you will figure out that this is a very good offer - for quality and price!
The main crystal at the top of the piece is about 4cm across, the one more to the base is even larger. But back to the quality of the crystals - they are not etched, they don´t show contacts, neither any internal cracks or damages - and they are not opac; they are transparent, which is remarkable for this crystal-size.
This is a great European classic - the particular specimen shows exposed crystals with sharp terminations, glossy faces and really very intense color. They are resting on tiny Aragonite crystals which cover the complete matrix. The locality is non-productive since decades and material becomes more and more rare and hard to obtain. Just have a look at some prominent web-sites to compare quality and prices. I am pretty sure that you will figure out that this is a very good offer - for quality and price!
The main crystal at the top of the piece is about 4cm across, the one more to the base is even larger. But back to the quality of the crystals - they are not etched, they don´t show contacts, neither any internal cracks or damages - and they are not opac; they are transparent, which is remarkable for this crystal-size.
This is a great European classic - the particular specimen shows exposed crystals with sharp terminations, glossy faces and really very intense color. They are resting on tiny Aragonite crystals which cover the complete matrix. The locality is non-productive since decades and material becomes more and more rare and hard to obtain. Just have a look at some prominent web-sites to compare quality and prices. I am pretty sure that you will figure out that this is a very good offer - for quality and price!
The main crystal at the top of the piece is about 4cm across, the one more to the base is even larger. But back to the quality of the crystals - they are not etched, they don´t show contacts, neither any internal cracks or damages - and they are not opac; they are transparent, which is remarkable for this crystal-size.
Sulphur (M759)
Italy
LOCATION
Cozzo Disi Mine, Casteltermini, Agrigento Province, Sicily, Italy
SIZE
124 x 119 x 88 mm
DESCRIPTION
This is a great European classic - the particular specimen shows exposed crystals with sharp terminations, glossy faces and really very intense color. They are resting on tiny Aragonite crystals which cover the complete matrix. The locality is non-productive since decades and material becomes more and more rare and hard to obtain. Just have a look at some prominent web-sites to compare quality and prices. I am pretty sure that you will figure out that this is a very good offer - for quality and price!
The main crystal at the top of the piece is about 4cm across, the one more to the base is even larger. But back to the quality of the crystals - they are not etched, they don´t show contacts, neither any internal cracks or damages - and they are not opac; they are transparent, which is remarkable for this crystal-size.