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Quartz

specimen number:
2063368

location:
Bald Hornet claim, North Bend, Washington, USA

description:
A loose gem glassy colorless Japan law twin quartz crystal. In great condition. There are inclusions of a previous green acicular mineral, possibly actinolite.

Situated near North Bend in King County, Washington, the Bald Hornet claim is a well-known mineral locality set within the hydrothermally altered volcanic and intrusive rocks of the Cascade Range. First developed by mineral collectors in the late twentieth century, this small-scale prospect became famous for producing exceptional quartz specimens from pockets in quartz-rich shear zones. The site is particularly celebrated among collectors for yielding rare, highly defined Japan law twin quartz crystals, which occur when two distinct quartz crystals intergrow at a precise eighty-four-degree angle, making specimens from this claim some of the finest examples in North America.

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Size: 2.7 x 2.5 x 0.3 cm (thumbnail)

Collection: Ray DeMark

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