AESTHETIC Cobaltoan Calcite Crystal With Malachite MUSONOI MINE, CONGO
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Cobaltoan Calcite with MalachiteMusonoi Mine, Kolwezi, Kolwezi mining district, Lualaba, DR Congo8.3cm x 6.5cm x 3.2cmEx. Joe Cilen Collection #6386Ex. Chester S. Lemanski Jr. Collection #0686
Description/Interesting Notes: A colorful example of cobaltoan calcite and malachite from this famed Congo locale!!! This specimen hosts a cluster of sharp, complex rhombs of lively pink cobaltoan calcite with sprays of green acicular malachite... crystals!!! The cobaltoan calcite crystals exhibit sharp, lustrous faces and marked translucence!! The combination of rich pink rhombs and handsome green sprays of acicular malachite crystals makes for a very showy and attractive specimen indeed!!! Despite a few incomplete rhombs this specimen displays gorgeously in person!!! Ex. Chet Lemanski and Joe Cilen collections!!! The pics hardly do it justice!!! Must be seen in person to be fully appreciated!!!Good luck and be sure to check out my other exciting mineral auctions on ebay!!!
STAY TUNED!!! ALL AUCTIONS END THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th!!! * * * EXCITING NEWS!!! * * *We are excited to announce our largest collection acquisition to date - the incredible 28, 000 specimen collection of noted Eastcoast collector Chet Lemanski! We are so very proud and honored to be handling this important collection, jointly purchased with Rob Lavinsky of the Arkenstone! Chet has been a lifelong collector of mineral specimens and has contributed greatly to the hobby of mineral collecting and mineralogy. Chet is an administrator for www.mindat.org and the namesake of the mineral Lemanskiite. Chet began building this vast collection in the mid 1960's and continued right up until recent years. The collection consisted mainly of three segments - a vast general collection of worldwide specimens, a large and important Franklin suite, and an impressive fluorescent display. The general collection is remarkably comprehensive with specimens from famous and obscure localities alike, specimens of historic and scientific import, "rare uglies" and aesthetic masterpieces - all ranging in size from micro to huge, museum-sized specimens! Within the general collection are several noteworthy, species specific suites of fluorite, willemite, cassiterite, pyrite and prehnite - each impressive in size and scope! The collection was also rich in diversity, representing over 3, 000 species with most of the noteworthy rarities including relevant analytical data! This collection, almost unprecedented in size, is simply too much for any one dealer to handle. After the great success of our joint venture with the Kay Robertson collection we were excited to partner once again with fellow dealer Rob Lavinsky of The Arkenstone. We have acquired several thousand specimens from this collection in the split, as well as the vast majority of the incredible Franklin collection! We will be listing specimens from this extraordinary collection throughout the upcoming weeks and months (and beyond!)! Specimens from the collection will be exclusively available only through our auctions on eBay and through fellow dealer Rob Lavinsky of The Arkenstone! So stay tuned - you do not want to miss out on this incredible opportunity!
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Cobaltoan Calcite with MalachiteMusonoi Mine, Kolwezi, Kolwezi mining district, Lualaba, DR Congo8.3cm x 6.5cm x 3.2cmEx. Joe Cilen Collection #6386Ex. Chester S. Lemanski Jr. Collection #0686
Description/Interesting Notes: A colorful example of cobaltoan calcite and malachite from this famed Congo locale!!! This specimen hosts a cluster of sharp, complex rhombs of lively pink cobaltoan calcite with sprays of green acicular malachite... crystals!!! The cobaltoan calcite crystals exhibit sharp, lustrous faces and marked translucence!! The combination of rich pink rhombs and handsome green sprays of acicular malachite crystals makes for a very showy and attractive specimen indeed!!! Despite a few incomplete rhombs this specimen displays gorgeously in person!!! Ex. Chet Lemanski and Joe Cilen collections!!! The pics hardly do it justice!!! Must be seen in person to be fully appreciated!!!Good luck and be sure to check out my other exciting mineral auctions on ebay!!!
STAY TUNED!!! ALL AUCTIONS END THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th!!! * * * EXCITING NEWS!!! * * *We are excited to announce our largest collection acquisition to date - the incredible 28, 000 specimen collection of noted Eastcoast collector Chet Lemanski! We are so very proud and honored to be handling this important collection, jointly purchased with Rob Lavinsky of the Arkenstone! Chet has been a lifelong collector of mineral specimens and has contributed greatly to the hobby of mineral collecting and mineralogy. Chet is an administrator for www.mindat.org and the namesake of the mineral Lemanskiite. Chet began building this vast collection in the mid 1960's and continued right up until recent years. The collection consisted mainly of three segments - a vast general collection of worldwide specimens, a large and important Franklin suite, and an impressive fluorescent display. The general collection is remarkably comprehensive with specimens from famous and obscure localities alike, specimens of historic and scientific import, "rare uglies" and aesthetic masterpieces - all ranging in size from micro to huge, museum-sized specimens! Within the general collection are several noteworthy, species specific suites of fluorite, willemite, cassiterite, pyrite and prehnite - each impressive in size and scope! The collection was also rich in diversity, representing over 3, 000 species with most of the noteworthy rarities including relevant analytical data! This collection, almost unprecedented in size, is simply too much for any one dealer to handle. After the great success of our joint venture with the Kay Robertson collection we were excited to partner once again with fellow dealer Rob Lavinsky of The Arkenstone. We have acquired several thousand specimens from this collection in the split, as well as the vast majority of the incredible Franklin collection! We will be listing specimens from this extraordinary collection throughout the upcoming weeks and months (and beyond!)! Specimens from the collection will be exclusively available only through our auctions on eBay and through fellow dealer Rob Lavinsky of The Arkenstone! So stay tuned - you do not want to miss out on this incredible opportunity!
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