Victorian Goldfields Pyrite-Rich Quartz Specimen – White, Pink, Black & Purple Crystals in Host Rock: Specimen 10

Victorian Goldfields Pyrite-Rich Quartz Specimen – White, Pink, Black & Purple Crystals in Host Rock: Specimen 10Notable Features This 573 g pyrite rich specimen measures 4 3 2. 5 in (Width Length Height). It features quartz crystals sandwiched between layers of host rock, showing strong color variation in white, pink, black, and purple crystals. The host rock itself displays unusual pitted textures that appear as small holes but are solid mineral features rather than true cavities. With high sulfidation, the specimen is dominated by pyrite, making it more of a

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with clusters of baby quartz crystals alongside several larger ones

Natural unpolished geological samples

the quartz developed in white and orange hues

This quartz crystal specimen weighs 1715 g and measures approximately 16 × 16 × 8 cm (Width × Length × Height)

The quartz vein cutting through host rock highlights how these fractures acted as pathways for hydrothermal fluids

The specimen features clusters of tiny white and brown quartz crystals

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The overall formation highlights sharp

Minor chalcopyrite and tetrahedrite are also likely present

Quartz – White

and white crystal cluster