BILLING CYCLE (every 2 weeks): Click for details.
Click here for clarification on Live Endings and Bid increments.
Notes about USER ID and new password settings - if you have trouble logging in, or need help troubleshooting, please click here.
Time Left:Auction Is Closed
Description:From the find from about 7 years ago, this is a piece from that great find at the Estano Horco mine. This small cabinet size specimen features a few good size, relatively sharp, dark, lustrous, modified dodecahedra of Sphalerite associated with pyritohedral crystals of Pyrite and acicular crystals of Jamesonite. The Sphalerite crystals have a very slight unusual "peacock blue-green" patina which is actually a Bornite "wash" that is seen on practically every specimen from this find. These are some of the most interesting and impressive Sphalerites I have seen in a while from Bolivia, despite being opaque. Don''t miss out on this one, as there are very few of these specimens around. I know they''re not the most attractive Sphalerite crystals in the world, but this was a one time find at this mine and the Sphalerites are unlike anything I''ve seen from any other ore body extant.