You are purchasing the exact item described and pictured. As a natural product, irregularities in form and condition may occur, which should not be considered as defects. Therefore, we strongly recommend carefully reviewing the provided images!
Name:
Common name:
Hyalit → Jalite, Müller's Glass, Opal-An
Schörl → Black Tourmaline
Variety:
Crystal system:
Hyalite → amorphous
Schorl → trigonal
Chemical composition:
Hyalite → hydrogen, oxygen, silicon
Schorl → aluminum, boron, hydrogen, iron, oxygen, silicon, sodium
Location:
Erongo Mountains, Usakos / Namibia
Size of plexiglas box:
Length: 4 cm
Width: 3,4 cm
Height: 3,1 cm
Weight (with box):
These small pieces consist of natural minerals that are presented in a transparent plexiglass container. Depending on the nature of the mineral, they are fixed with hot glue or adhesive or are held securely by the lid. The container protects the mineral from external influences and allows optimal viewing of the fine structures and colors. Ideal for collectors, for scientific identification or as a decorative display piece.
This specimen is part of our collection of high-quality thumbnail-sized pieces, fitting neatly into collector boxes with a base of approximately 4 x 3 cm. Thanks to their compact size, these specimens allow for an extensive collection in limited space and often offer high-quality pieces at more affordable prices compared to larger, flawless examples. Depending on the nature of the specimen, the pieces are secured within the case with either mounting putty or hot glue.
Important Notice: Do not attempt to forcibly remove the hot glue. Apply a few drops of lighter fluid to the base to gently release the glue. Removing the specimen from the case is done at your own risk and voids any possibility of return or exchange.
