CreediteCollected in 2007, these lilac colored Creedites were one of the few mineral discoveries from the Henderson Mine to actually survive and make their way OUT of the mine. The Henderson Mine is a MASSIVE commercial Molybdenum mining operation that runs 24 hours a day, and there is no time to stop to collect minerals, regardless of quality or quantity. Amazingly enough, a few miners were able to liberate some of these beautiful Creedite specimens, which

A very small percentage of the Franckeites from San Jose are found on matrix

and due to newly imposed circumstances regarding the removal of specimens from the mine

"sword"-shaped crystals of fiery orange-red colored Brookite with a few minor Quartz crystals sitting attractively on host rock matrix

Excellent quality and wonderful aesthetics

very little followed

the miner in Bolivia who found the specimens was referring to them as “dientes” (Spanish for teeth)

I’ll bet that you don’t have an Augelite with Chlorargyrite in your collection

Specimen # AMAZWH111920

For the size and quality

Specimen # BOL711B64

antimony sulfide

but the back and base are contacted where the piece separated from the pocket wall