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Anglesite [PbSO4] - Take care with love!
Anglesite is a very delicate crystal. This soft mineral is not easy to preserve due to its fragile nature.
The softness of Anglesite is one of its weak points, requiring careful and attentive handling to preserve and display it in your collection for a long time.
At MCP, we strongly advise against washing it with water, as it can cause the mineral to lose its luster. And, of course, if you need restoration or professional cleaning, you can contact our lab directly. We will be happy to help!
Handle with care and keep your Anglesite shining bright! 💎✨
💎 Anglesite - Specimen selected by Federico Pezzotta and Alessandro Paladini
📍 Touissit, Jeradam, Morocco
📏 Dimensions: Height: 8cm - Width: 5cm - Depth: 4cm | Main crystal 2.2cm
👨🏼🔬 MCP Lab
👉 Specimen available!
📸 Ph. and Video Federico Picciani
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![Anglesite [PbSO4] - Take care with love!
Anglesite is a very delicate crystal. This soft mineral is not easy to preserve due to its fragile nature.
The softness of Anglesite is one of its weak points, requiring careful and attentive handling to preserve and display it in your collection for a long time.
At MCP, we strongly advise against washing it with water, as it can cause the mineral to lose its luster. And, of course, if you need restoration or professional cleaning, you can contact our lab directly. We will be happy to help!
Handle with care and keep your Anglesite shining bright! 💎✨
💎 Anglesite - Specimen selected by Federico Pezzotta and Alessandro Paladini
📍 Touissit, Jeradam, Morocco
📏 Dimensions: Height: 8cm - Width: 5cm - Depth: 4cm | Main crystal 2.2cm
👨🏼🔬 MCP Lab
👉 Specimen available!
📸 Ph. and Video Federico Picciani
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Anglesite [PbSO4] - Let’s talk about the geological characteristics of this mineral and its restoration by MCP Lab!
Anglesite forms as a secondary mineral through the oxidation of primary lead sulfide minerals such as Galena (PbS).
This transformation occurs in the oxidized zones of lead ore deposits, making Anglesite an indicator of such geological processes.
We are very careful to respect the structure and uniqueness of every specimen we restore.
This mineral specimen has undergone careful restoration and repair by our lab:
👉 Detailed cleaning of the crystals
👉 Minor trimming
👉 Repair of one crystal
👉 Restoration of another crystal
Our lab is open to collectors, museums, and professionals: let’s bring out the best in every piece. Contact us to discover our lab’s professional services!
💎 Anglesite - Specimen selected by Federico Pezzotta and Alessandro Paladini
📍 Touissit, Jeradam, Morocco
📏 Dimensions: Height: 8cm - Width: 5cm - Depth: 4cm | Main crystal 2.2cm
👨🏼🔬 MCP Lab
👉 Specimen available!
📸 Ph. and Video Federico Picciani
#minerals #crystals #gemstones #geology #mineralcollection #anglesite #morocco #mine #anglesitecrystal #crystal #mineralspecimen
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![Anglesite [PbSO4] - Let’s talk about the geological characteristics of this mineral and its restoration by MCP Lab!
Anglesite forms as a secondary mineral through the oxidation of primary lead sulfide minerals such as Galena (PbS).
This transformation occurs in the oxidized zones of lead ore deposits, making Anglesite an indicator of such geological processes.
We are very careful to respect the structure and uniqueness of every specimen we restore.
This mineral specimen has undergone careful restoration and repair by our lab:
👉 Detailed cleaning of the crystals
👉 Minor trimming
👉 Repair of one crystal
👉 Restoration of another crystal
Our lab is open to collectors, museums, and professionals: let’s bring out the best in every piece. Contact us to discover our lab’s professional services!
💎 Anglesite - Specimen selected by Federico Pezzotta and Alessandro Paladini
📍 Touissit, Jeradam, Morocco
📏 Dimensions: Height: 8cm - Width: 5cm - Depth: 4cm | Main crystal 2.2cm
👨🏼🔬 MCP Lab
👉 Specimen available!
📸 Ph. and Video Federico Picciani
#minerals #crystals #gemstones #geology #mineralcollection #anglesite #morocco #mine #anglesitecrystal #crystal #mineralspecimen](https://www.mcp-italy.com/wp-content/plugins/custom-facebook-feed-pro/assets/img/placeholder.png)
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Anglesite [PbSO4] - Yellow flower of Morocco.
This unique specimen was part of the aesthetic collection of Renato Pagano, one of the most important Italian collectors of all time.
The crystals of this specimen form a daffodil-colored corolla, beautiful and shining: an amazing Desert Flower.
✨ Special features:
👉 Intense yellow crystal color in striking contrast with the lead-rich black matrix.
👉 Exceptional transparency and luster of the crystals.
👉 The unmistakable plus: the crystal arrangement, opening like a flower or bursting like a firework.
Specimen available for collectors 👉 Contact us in DM and enrich your collection!
💎 Anglesite - Specimen selected by Federico Pezzotta and Alessandro Paladini
📍 Touissit, Jeradam, Morocco
📏 Dimensions: Height: 8cm - Width: 5cm - Depth: 4cm | Main crystal 2.2cm
👨🏼🔬 MCP Lab
👉 Specimen available!
📸 Ph. and VideoFederico Picciani
#minerals #crystals #gemstones #geology #mineralcollection #anglesite #morocco #mine #anglesitecrystal #CRYSTAL #mineralspecimen
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![Anglesite [PbSO4] - Yellow flower of Morocco.
This unique specimen was part of the aesthetic collection of Renato Pagano, one of the most important Italian collectors of all time.
The crystals of this specimen form a daffodil-colored corolla, beautiful and shining: an amazing Desert Flower.
✨ Special features:
👉 Intense yellow crystal color in striking contrast with the lead-rich black matrix.
👉 Exceptional transparency and luster of the crystals.
👉 The unmistakable plus: the crystal arrangement, opening like a flower or bursting like a firework.
Specimen available for collectors 👉 Contact us in DM and enrich your collection!
💎 Anglesite - Specimen selected by Federico Pezzotta and Alessandro Paladini
📍 Touissit, Jeradam, Morocco
📏 Dimensions: Height: 8cm - Width: 5cm - Depth: 4cm | Main crystal 2.2cm
👨🏼🔬 MCP Lab
👉 Specimen available!
📸 Ph. and VideoFederico Picciani
#minerals #crystals #gemstones #geology #mineralcollection #anglesite #morocco #mine #anglesitecrystal #crystal #mineralspecimen](https://www.mcp-italy.com/wp-content/plugins/custom-facebook-feed-pro/assets/img/placeholder.png)
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Anglesite [PbSO4] - This amazing specimen comes from Touissit, Jeradam, Morocco.
From this mine, numerous specimens of Anglesite, Cerussite, and the rarer Phosgenite have been produced, typically in shades of gray to brown.
This type of Anglesite reminds us of the unique finds from the late '70s and early '80s, where the crystals discovered were a beautiful, intense yellow. Their transparency still makes them a "must-have" for collectors worldwide.
Are you ready to add a piece of history to your collection?
👉 This specimen is available! Contact us in DM for more info!
💎 Anglesite - Specimen selected by Federico Pezzotta and Alesandro Paladini
📍 Touissit, Jeradam, Morocco
📏 Dimensions: Height: 8cm - Width: 5cm - Depth: 4cm | Main crystal 2.2cm
👨🏼🔬 MCP Lab
👉 Specimen available!
📸 Ph. and Video: Federico Picciani
#minerals #crystals #gemstones #geology #mineralcollection #anglesite #morocco #mine #anglesitecrystal #crystal #mineralspecimen
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![Anglesite [PbSO4] - This amazing specimen comes from Touissit, Jeradam, Morocco.
From this mine, numerous specimens of Anglesite, Cerussite, and the rarer Phosgenite have been produced, typically in shades of gray to brown.
This type of Anglesite reminds us of the unique finds from the late 70s and early 80s, where the crystals discovered were a beautiful, intense yellow. Their transparency still makes them a must-have for collectors worldwide.
Are you ready to add a piece of history to your collection?
👉 This specimen is available! Contact us in DM for more info!
💎 Anglesite - Specimen selected by Federico Pezzotta and Alesandro Paladini
📍 Touissit, Jeradam, Morocco
📏 Dimensions: Height: 8cm - Width: 5cm - Depth: 4cm | Main crystal 2.2cm
👨🏼🔬 MCP Lab
👉 Specimen available!
📸 Ph. and Video: Federico Picciani
#minerals #crystals #gemstones #geology #mineralcollection #anglesite #morocco #mine #anglesitecrystal #crystal #mineralspecimen](https://www.mcp-italy.com/wp-content/plugins/custom-facebook-feed-pro/assets/img/placeholder.png)
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Vesuvianite [Ca10Mg2Al4(SiO4)5(Si2O7)2(OH)4] - The Hyacinth of Vesuvius
Vesuvianite was first discovered by Moritz Anton Kappeler in 1723, who named it “octododecahedral hyacinth” due to the unique shape of its crystals.
In 1772, Jean Baptiste Louis Romé de L’Isle renamed it “Hyacinth of Vesuvius” to highlight its special aesthetic, reminiscent of a delicate and colorful bloom.
This specimen, restored by our laboratory, comes from Châtillon in the Aosta Valley and is now part of a private collection in France.
👉 This specimen was part of the collection of one of the most experienced Italian collectors (Tiziano Bonisoli’s collection n°7876). Specimens of this type were common in the ‘80s but are now rare on the market.
Appreciated by collectors worldwide, rodingite minerals are increasingly sought after, with Vesuvianite remaining the crown jewel of these splendid finds.
🔱 The aesthetics of this specimen are unique, with a distinctive trident-like appearance!
👉 Are you a collector searching for the next centerpiece of your collection? Discover the specimens currently available on our e-commerce site by clicking the link in our bio!
💎 Vesuvianite - Specimen selected byFederico Pezzotta and Alessandro Paladini
📍 Bellecombe, Châtillon, Aosta Valley, Italy
📏 Dimensions: Height: 6,8cm - Width: 2 cm - Depth: 1,5cm | Main crystal 6,3cm
👨🏼🔬 Specimen repaired by MCP Lab
👉 Specimen sold
📸 Ph. and Video Federico Picciani
#minerals #crystals #gemstones #geology #mineralcollection #collection #collectibles #geology #vesuvio #vesuvianite
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![Vesuvianite [Ca10Mg2Al4(SiO4)5(Si2O7)2(OH)4] - The Hyacinth of Vesuvius
Vesuvianite was first discovered by Moritz Anton Kappeler in 1723, who named it “octododecahedral hyacinth” due to the unique shape of its crystals.
In 1772, Jean Baptiste Louis Romé de L’Isle renamed it “Hyacinth of Vesuvius” to highlight its special aesthetic, reminiscent of a delicate and colorful bloom.
This specimen, restored by our laboratory, comes from Châtillon in the Aosta Valley and is now part of a private collection in France.
👉 This specimen was part of the collection of one of the most experienced Italian collectors (Tiziano Bonisoli’s collection n°7876). Specimens of this type were common in the ‘80s but are now rare on the market.
Appreciated by collectors worldwide, rodingite minerals are increasingly sought after, with Vesuvianite remaining the crown jewel of these splendid finds.
🔱 The aesthetics of this specimen are unique, with a distinctive trident-like appearance!
👉 Are you a collector searching for the next centerpiece of your collection? Discover the specimens currently available on our e-commerce site by clicking the link in our bio!
💎 Vesuvianite - Specimen selected byFederico Pezzotta and Alessandro Paladini
📍 Bellecombe, Châtillon, Aosta Valley, Italy
📏 Dimensions: Height: 6,8cm - Width: 2 cm - Depth: 1,5cm | Main crystal 6,3cm
👨🏼🔬 Specimen repaired by MCP Lab
👉 Specimen sold
📸 Ph. and Video Federico Picciani
#minerals #crystals #gemstones #geology #mineralcollection #collection #collectibles #geology #vesuvio #vesuvianite](https://www.mcp-italy.com/wp-content/plugins/custom-facebook-feed-pro/assets/img/placeholder.png)
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