DC 2004 - Natural History Museum

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Name that sample (with chalcopyrite)
Name that sample (with chalcopyrite)
Metallic Luster Minerals
Metallic Luster Minerals
Red Hematite
Red Hematite
Minerals that Fluoresce
Minerals that Fluoresce
Minerals that Fluoresce (in the dark)
Minerals that Fluoresce (in the dark)
(In Situ) Malachite and Azurite
(In Situ) Malachite and Azurite
Azurite Crystals
Azurite Crystals
Gold Samples
Gold Samples
Why is Gold Valuable?
Why is Gold Valuable?
More Gold
More Gold
Silver Samples
Silver Samples
Copper Samples
Copper Samples
Twinned Crystals
Twinned Crystals
Bulbous Formations
Bulbous Formations
Big Funky Crystals
Big Funky Crystals
Glowing Funky Crystal (Gypsum Giant)
Glowing Funky Crystal (Gypsum Giant)
Spodumene
Spodumene
Three in One
Three in One
Watermelon Tourmaline
Watermelon Tourmaline
Famous Watermelon Tourmalines
Famous Watermelon Tourmalines
Mas Tourmelinos
Mas Tourmelinos
Big Blunkin' Topaz
Big Blunkin' Topaz
And the little buddies of the BIG TOPAZ
And the little buddies of the BIG TOPAZ
Mostly Lepidolite and Spodumene
Mostly Lepidolite and Spodumene
Funky Cold Gypsum
Funky Cold Gypsum
Fuzzy Towers
Fuzzy Towers
Name this specimen!
Name this specimen!
Topaz with a lepidolite wig
Topaz with a lepidolite wig
Beryl (with microcline and quartz) - aka Aquamarine
Beryl (with microcline and quartz) - aka Aquamarine
Aragonite
Aragonite