glaucophane

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Molybdenite crystal in Glaucophane stone on white Royalty Free Stock Photo
Molybdenite in Glaucophane stone on dark Royalty Free Stock Photo
Molybdenite crystal in raw Glaucophane on dark Royalty Free Stock Photo
Molybdenite crystal in rough Glaucophane on dark Royalty Free Stock Photo
raw Molybdenite crystals in Glaucophane isolated Royalty Free Stock Photo
Set of Glaucophane stones cutout on white Royalty Free Stock Photo
Glaucophane with Molybdenite, Pyrite and Magnetite Royalty Free Stock Photo
Macro Texture of Glaucophane
Molybdenite crystal in rough Glaucophane on white Royalty Free Stock Photo
rough Molybdenite crystals in Glaucophane isolated Royalty Free Stock Photo
Glaucophane rock over white Royalty Free Stock Photo
Glaucophane rock over white Royalty Free Stock Photo
Glaucophane with Molybdenite, Pyrite and Magnetite Royalty Free Stock Photo
Molybdenite crystal in raw Glaucophane on white Royalty Free Stock Photo
Glaucophane stone with Molybdenite crystal Royalty Free Stock Photo
Macro image of the rough and coarse texture of the beautiful piece of Glaucophane. Taken near Canon City Colorado. Liked how the light played across the blues and violets of this piece of rock. The silica and quartz are also visible. Glaucophane is the magnesium rich member and ferroglaucophane is the iron rich member. Ferroglaucophane is similar to glaucophane but is denser, generally darker in color with a diminished pearly luster. Glaucophane is formed typically in a highly metamorphic zone known by the geologic term blueschist facies.


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