• Bornite Pseudomorph After Chalcocite
  • Bornite Pseudomorph After Chalcocite
  • Bornite Pseudomorph After Chalcocite
  • Bornite Pseudomorph After Chalcocite
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Bornite Pseudomorph After Chalcocite

ID: CC716

Dark grey crystals of Bornite have replaced Chalcocite, retaining the bladed crystal shape. The crystals have a slight metallic lustre, measure to 3cm in length, and have a finely layered texture. A great pseudo from a classic Cornish location. ex Richard Barstow stock label (green).

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Dimensions
5.5 × 3.0 × 2.0 cm
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Locality
Levant Mine, Pendeen, Cornwall, England, Europe

Minerals on Specimen

Minerals on specimen
Bornite

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