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but it's still a nice little representation of this classic material
and one of the best pieces from the find that I've handled
Ahlfeld worked the San Jose mine and Itos mine (the other significant Andorite locality at the same mountain in Oruro) when the mines were used predominantly as a major source of tin to the United States during WWII
deep inky-blue color
Specimen #BURMA22104
Microcline (var: Amazonite) type locality but it's still a niceHere we have a well formed, sharp, good blue green color prismatic crystal of Amazonite with a slight "white cap" termination. The left edge of the crystal has a contact, but overall, the piece is in good shape. From the collection of Willard W. Wulff (1904 1998) of Colorado Springs, Colorado, a prominent figure and collector of Colorado minerals. Wulff was one of the founding members of the Colorado Springs Mineralogical Society in 1936. You can read
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