MELNIKOVITE Pseudomorph After PYRITE, MAMMILLARY and CUBIC, Niccioleta, Italy
From a collection of completely natural, museum-quality, and rare minerals: this specimen of MELNIKOVITE is of high aesthetic value. A very rare and little-known mineral, this sample is even pseudomorphous after Pyrite!
Collectors are aware of how increasingly sought after, expensive, and elusive minerals of this type are. The uniqueness of this specimen lies in its rarity, provenance, size, and crystal quality. The crystals are perfectly formed, with well-defined faces and crystallizations. Additionally, their color is unique with intense shades that lend the specimen elegance and refinement.
A marvel of nature, perfect for enhancing museum exhibitions and/or high-level mineral collections. The high aesthetic value also makes it ideal for those seeking natural objects to decorate high-class spaces.
Specifications:
Chemical Formula: Zn₃(PO₄)₂·4H₂O
Dimensions (mm): 157 x 128 x 92
Weight (g): 3259
Provenance: Niccioleta Mine, Massa Marittima, Grosseto Province, Tuscany - Italy
From a collection of completely natural, museum-quality, and rare minerals: this specimen of MELNIKOVITE is of high aesthetic value. A very rare and little-known mineral, this sample is even pseudomorphous after Pyrite!
Collectors are aware of how increasingly sought after, expensive, and elusive minerals of this type are. The uniqueness of this specimen lies in its rarity, provenance, size, and crystal quality. The crystals are perfectly formed, with well-defined faces and crystallizations. Additionally, their color is unique with intense shades that lend the specimen elegance and refinement.
A marvel of nature, perfect for enhancing museum exhibitions and/or high-level mineral collections. The high aesthetic value also makes it ideal for those seeking natural objects to decorate high-class spaces.
Specifications:
Chemical Formula: Zn₃(PO₄)₂·4H₂O
Dimensions (mm): 157 x 128 x 92
Weight (g): 3259
Provenance: Niccioleta Mine, Massa Marittima, Grosseto Province, Tuscany - Italy
From a collection of completely natural, museum-quality, and rare minerals: this specimen of MELNIKOVITE is of high aesthetic value. A very rare and little-known mineral, this sample is even pseudomorphous after Pyrite!
Collectors are aware of how increasingly sought after, expensive, and elusive minerals of this type are. The uniqueness of this specimen lies in its rarity, provenance, size, and crystal quality. The crystals are perfectly formed, with well-defined faces and crystallizations. Additionally, their color is unique with intense shades that lend the specimen elegance and refinement.
A marvel of nature, perfect for enhancing museum exhibitions and/or high-level mineral collections. The high aesthetic value also makes it ideal for those seeking natural objects to decorate high-class spaces.
Specifications:
Chemical Formula: Zn₃(PO₄)₂·4H₂O
Dimensions (mm): 157 x 128 x 92
Weight (g): 3259
Provenance: Niccioleta Mine, Massa Marittima, Grosseto Province, Tuscany - Italy
