Mineral Matters
Steve SorrellHi there. I am a mineral enthusiast, artist, photographer and publisher. I believe in the importance of sharing information about minerals and related subjects. Mineral Matters is one way of doing this.
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Every Picture Tells a Story 9
Day 9.
Sometimes with micro minerals, if you focus on the area of the specimen where it appears that all the action is, you can easily overlook other aspects. Take the boltwoodite from the New Method mine, San Bernadino Co., California, fo...
Every Picture Tells a Story 8
Day 8…
A little emerald from Nigeria, purchased from The Crystal Circle as much for the locality as the specimen. It is a nice green glassy terminated crystal, but it really gets interesting when you look closely.
There are lots of inter...
Every Picture Tells a Story 7
Day 7. Today, I will likely be at the Kyoto Mineral Show…
Each trip to Tucson, I would make sure I dropped into the Hotel Tucson City Center (aka Innsuites) room occupied by Gunnar Farber. He always has some interesting species. This speci...
Every Picture Tells a Story 6
Day 6.
The Christmas Mine, Gila Co., Arizona, is justly famous for its kinoite, as well as a small number of Type Locality species. It is much less known for silver which is quite rare. This specimen, acquired from Michael Shannon in Tucso...
Every Picture Tells a Story 5
Day 5.
One of two minerals named after the great British mineralogist, Sir Arthur Russell, this bright and colourful arthurite comes from the Majuba Hill mine, Pershing Co., Nevada, USA. Another specimen traded with Al Wilkins.
Below: Art...
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I am a mineral enthusiast, artist, photographer and publisher in Ballarat, Victoria, Australia. I am also interested in many aspects of science and nature, and am currently learning Japanese.
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