This piece features bright yellow, eye-visible miersite crystals, richly emplaced on ore matrix. This is a very rich specimen with unusual display aesthetics for this important and very rare silver/copper species (it is a startlingly simple silver and copper iodide, (Ag,Cu)I ). A very rich specimen, obviously validated, which I exchanged from the South Australian Museum last year (2008). The Museum label accompanies the piece. One seldom sees such a piece for sale (let alone, so well documented).
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