Interesting Topaz Specimen

[BurntBear]

I thought this specimen was unique. It has a lot of crystal structure you can't see in the photos, but it's interesting.

Topaz - Approx. 287.5 cts.

 

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[DeepseekerADS]

I really need to get with you and GFreeman and larn everything I can about rocks and gems!!! I've a mountain behind me too!

I do have the time now

 

[BurntBear]

That would be awesome. I have a lot of locations right here across the Tennessee line and within an hour from here over in N.C.

 

[DeepseekerADS]

Rock headed

That would be awesome. I have a lot of locations right here across the Tennessee line and within an hour from here over in N.C.

Before it starts getting cold! I am below newbie on rocks and gems. I'm here to learn!

 

[G Freeman]

I am learning everything I can from BruntBear because he knows a lot about rocks and gems. I have got to take time to visit him.

 

[DeepseekerADS]

Well, let's visit him together! Between the 3 of us, I can sponge like crazy

 

[BurntBear]

Thanks guys!

I'm learning as much as the next guy, but I do have one advantage; I know where to find the goodies, lol.

 

[CoinandRelicMan]

Hi B.B. neat rock , is the crystallite structure how you are telling its a Topaz?

 

[BurntBear]

Yes, Topaz is part of the orthorhombic crystal system.

Here is an example from the web: