Specimens from GFreemans Farm

BurntBear

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Specimens from GFreeman's Farm

Last weekend I had the pleasure of GFreeman's company; along with his wife and grand-daughter. He brought down many specimens from his farm in Virginia. I can place a familiar feeling associated with this experience; much of that of a child in an ice-cream shop, lol. I took some photos of a few specimens which I will layout next.

This is what I believe to be a very large piece of Beryl; primarily Goshenite with some Aquamarine sections:

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Here are some of the macro shots of the terminations on the same specimen. The specimen consists of tabular edges and plates terminated throughout:

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Here are the macro shots of the crystal structure, pitting and fracture:

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More specimens and photos coming shortly...
 

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Wow- very cool! I look forward to more pics!! Yakker
 

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Some close-ups of different Beryl specimens (not the above specimen):

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I love this intergrowth:

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