StibniteThis specimen comprises several highly lustrous, sharp, metallic silvery sword shaped crystals of Stibnite forming a very aesthetic crystal spray. There are also a few classic bent crystals on the piece as well, which is one of my favorite phenomena in the mineral world. Virtually no notable damage that I can see with the naked eye. A great classic Bolivian Stibnite specimen. This piece came out in the early 1980s when there was a large find of some

black cyclic twinned crystals which are associated with unique prismatic Quartz crystals containing rarely seen small Smoky Quartz phantoms

Great quality on the display side

that shows well from several angles

that it completely redefined Andorite as a crystallized species

Specimen # BOL711B34

Good purple Creedites are few and far between from world localities

or a phosphate collector

but the rightmost Microcline along with the termination of the Smoky Quartz are both contacted

I will say that this is certainly one of the more aesthetic crystal groups from this find

A small nick on the back of the Cassiterite keeps the piece from being 100% perfect

with aesthetic form

the piece seems to be crystallized all the way around