M330 Fragment 5” wide x 3

5” wide x 3

Its locality is well known for producing unusual and rare specimens of golden barite crystals on an attractively contrasting matrix of a charcoal-gray color

5" wide x 2" deep x 7

Size: (without lucite) - 9" high x 9" wide

7" high x 3

M330 Fragment 5” wide x 318th century Italian gilded Rococo flower fragment mounted on a calcite crystal formation. The gilded fragment originally came from a historical church in Italy. The calcite crystal formation comes from Elmwood Mine, Tennessee which is known for the world's finest crystallized calcite. With the unusual formation of sphalerite, it is unequaled by those from any other part of the world (referenced from the "American Mineral Treasure" book, pg. 337). The