DESCRIPTION
A rare and visually compelling large‑cabinet specimen from the renowned Stantërg (Stan Terg) Mine in the Trepča complex, Kosovo. This piece features an unusual and highly desirable association of Boulangerite and Pyrrhotite resting on smooth, tan botryoidal rhodochrosite, creating a warm, earthy colour palette contrasted by metallic textures.
The rhodochrosite forms classic botryoidal hemispheres with a soft tan hue — a distinctive variation that adds depth and character compared to the more common pink tones. Over these rounded surfaces lies a fine Boulangerite coating, giving the specimen a subtle metallic sheen rather than the typical acicular sprays. This coating enhances the sculptural form of the rhodochrosite without obscuring its botryoidal geometry. The accompanying Pyrrhotite provides bold structural contrast, contributing the sharp, geometric metallic habit Trepča is famous for.
A distinctive European display specimen with rare colouration, unique boulangerite texture, and classic Trepča mineralogy — ideal for advanced collectors and anyone looking to add a visually striking, locality‑driven piece to their collection.
Origin
Stantërg Trepca mine, Kosovo
Finish
Natural Crystal Cluster, specimen.
Dimensions
- 18cm x 16cm x 5cm at widest points (approximately)
- 2.178kg
Important Information
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