Rose Quartz (1kg)

1 kilo of brown Dolomite mineral specimens from Cumbria, UK. The crystals are often a rhombohedral shape and are on crystal beds which are a pale brown colour. Dolomite is an important sedimentary and metamorphic mineral, found in dolostones and metadolostones, and as an important mineral in limestones and marbles where calcite is the major mineral present. These samples are supplied by weight in lots of 1 kilo and come supplied in polythene bag with an information card, suitable for large quantities with an economical price.

Specimens of Limonite, collected from Australia. Limonite is mineral with a brown, earthy appearance and texture. Alongside haematite, it is also one of the two major iron ores. Comes in lots of 1kg, in a heavy duty polythene bag. Pieces are of various sizes.

1 kilo of orthoclase feldspar mineral specimens from Norway. The mineral specimens are a pale pink colour, and show the typical cubic cleavage expected from orthoclase feldspar. Ideal for schools, educational and teaching use, specimens supplied are a range of sizes and come in a strong polythene bag by kilo weight.

1 kilogram of purple quartz mineral specimens from Morroco, the crystal beds exhibit quartz crystal points in beds on agate or chalcedony, the colour is a hue of purple, but faded. Sizes of samples supplied in the pack vary between 20 mm to 60 mm and come in a polythene bag with an data card. Suitable for craft use, schools and more where more pieces are required.

1 kilo of muscovite mica mineral specimens from Pakistan. A common form of mica group minerals, these specimens show typical crystalline material in “books” or flaky forms. It is clear with a pearly luster which is seen on the cleavage faces, and is the main mineral which often gives rocks a ‘sparkly’ look. Ideal for schools, educational and teaching use, specimens supplied are a range of sizes and come in a strong polythene bag by kilo weight.1 kilo of muscovite mica mineral specimens from Pakistan. A common form of mica group minerals, these specimens show typical crystalline material in “books” or flaky forms. It is clear with a pearly luster which is seen on the cleavage faces, and is the main mineral which often gives rocks a ‘sparkly’ look.