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These specimens are highly sought after not only for their aesthetic appeal but also for their geological significance
It gets its name from the ancient Greek term Botrys
Observed Fall: February 12
Weight: 163 grams
Growth Interference Quartz Cluster from Bor Mine DX1128 fossil Roughly 32Growth Interference Quartz Cluster from Bor Mine Approx. Dimensions: 5x3x2 inches Approx. Weight: 156. 8 grams Locality: Bor Mine, Dalnegorsk, Primorskiy Kray, Russia This growth interference quartz from the Bor Mine, Dalnegorsk, Russia showcases unusual and highly aesthetic crystal forms created when quartz growth is disrupted by neighboring crystals or changing conditions in the pocket. The result is complex surface patterns, stepped growth
