- In
geology and mineralogy,
druse is a
crystal habit represented by the
coating of fine
crystals on a rock
fracture surface, or vein or
within a vug or...
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matrix Apple-green
cuprian smithsonite crystals. A
second generation of
drusy smithsonite was
deposited in the crev****es
between the
larger growth. Crystals...
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there is a
cluster of deep robin's-egg blue
chrysocolla with a
covering of
drusy quartz Amygdule Rock
microstructure Vesicular texture "vug". The Free Dictionary...
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opaque Crystal habit 6-sided
prism ending in 6-sided
pyramid (typical),
drusy, fine-grained to microcrystalline, m****ive
Twinning Common Dauphine law...
- of
pyrargyrite are
usually terminated by a low
hexagonal pyramid or by a
drusy basal plane. The
color of
pyrargyrite is
usually greyish-black and the lustre...
- prismatic.
Azurite specimens can be m****ive to
nodular or can
occur as
drusy crystals lining a cavity.
Azurite has a Mohs
hardness of 3.5 to 4. The specific...
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lustrous antigorite richly covering this
specimen has an
unusual ****by/bubbly/
drusy form.
Bowenite (Antigorite) from
Asbestos mine,
Thurman Township, Warren...
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especially near
Mursinka in the
Ekaterinburg district,
where it
occurs in
drusy cavities in
granitic rocks.
Amethyst was
historically mined in many localities...
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black Crystal habit 6-sided
prism ending in 6-sided
pyramid (typical),
drusy, fine-grained to microcrystalline, m****ive
Twinning Common Dauphine law...
- pink, may be
zoned Crystal habit Radial or
stellate aggregates, fibrous,
drusy;
usually powdery and m****ive –
rarely as
striated prismatic crystals Cleavage...
