Microcline (repaired)
specimen number:
1052177
location:
Crystal Peak, Colorado, USA
description:
This impressive specimen features bluish green, blocky crystals of microcline (amazonite) reaching up to 5.5 cm in length, attractively displayed on matrix and showcasing the rich coloration and classic crystal form prized by collectors. As is typical for large amazonite specimens from this locality, the piece has been repaired, preserving its strong overall aesthetic and display quality. The specimen originates from the celebrated Crystal Peak in Colorado, part of the renowned Pikes Peak granite region, which has been a source of gem quality amazonite since the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Accompanied by its original antique label dating to the early 20th century, visible at the end of the video, this specimen carries documented historical provenance and a tangible connection to the golden era of Colorado mineral collecting. A classic and visually striking example, it represents an exceptional addition to any serious collection of historic American minerals.
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