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Rock Art => Carvings and Sculptures => Spheres => Topic started by: BlueWood on February 12, 2021, 01:33:15 PM
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4.0 inch sphere.
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Don't recall seeing many Variscite spheres. What I've heard lately says there isn't much of it left out there. Did you collect that yourself?
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No, Its a piece I pick up somewhere. The Variscite is under claim. I have seen it and its a pretty big pit with lots of material that could be mined.
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Gorgeous green fragmented by the white breccia. Lovely result
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Quite nice, for that kind of color I like it better in a sphere or other object than as jewelry, honestly. Not a color I'd wear but still stunning in stone.
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Beautiful work! Some of the gray areas (crandallite, I presume?) appear translucent in the photo, is that really the case? Surprisingly to me, the IGS Website even states that variscite can be translucent - I've never seen that before.
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🌟🤸😸
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R.U. Sirius. No it’s not translucent. Some variscite is more deeper green and more gemmy then the light material.
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That first photo looks like parts of an ice shelf are breaking off and floating out to a beautiful green colored sea. Great sphere!