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Amethyst from
Chrysoprase and Moss Opal deposits, River Pines, Fiddletown Mining District (Oleta Mining District), Amador County, California, USA


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Amethyst, etc.

Chrysoprase and Moss Opal deposits, River Pines, Fiddletown Mining District, Amador County, California, USA
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Amethyst

Chrysoprase and Moss Opal deposits, River Pines, Fiddletown Mining District, Amador County, California, USA
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Amethyst

Chrysoprase and Moss Opal deposits, River Pines, Fiddletown Mining District, Amador County, California, USA
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Amethyst, etc.

Chrysoprase and Moss Opal deposits, River Pines, Fiddletown Mining District, Amador County, California, USA
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Amethyst

Chrysoprase and Moss Opal deposits, River Pines, Fiddletown Mining District, Amador County, California, USA
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Amethyst

Chrysoprase and Moss Opal deposits, River Pines, Fiddletown Mining District, Amador County, California, USA
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Amethyst, etc.

Chrysoprase and Moss Opal deposits, River Pines, Fiddletown Mining District, Amador County, California, USA
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Amethyst

Chrysoprase and Moss Opal deposits, River Pines, Fiddletown Mining District, Amador County, California, USA
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Amethyst

Chrysoprase and Moss Opal deposits, River Pines, Fiddletown Mining District, Amador County, California, USA
Locality type:Deposit
Classification
Species:Quartz var: Amethyst
Formula:SiO2
Confirmation
Validity:Believed Valid
Associated Minerals Based on Photo Data:
Quartz1
- var Blue Quartz1
Data
Mineral Data:Click here to view Amethyst data
Locality Data:Click here to view Chrysoprase and Moss Opal deposits, River Pines, Fiddletown Mining District (Oleta Mining District), Amador County, California, USA
Photo GalleryView Gallery (3 photos)
Data Identifiers
Mindat Occurrence Record ID:1614687
Long-form Identifier:1:3:1614687:1
GUID (UUID V4):0
Nearest other occurrences of Amethyst
13.1km (8.1 miles) ⓘBBC Mine, El Dorado County, California, USA
14.0km (8.7 miles) ⓘVolcano, Volcano Mining District, Amador County, California, USA
90.3km (56.1 miles) ⓘKennedy Meadow (Kennedy Meadows), Tuolumne County, California, USA
References
Ech Noch CollectionIdentified by Ech Noch: Visual Identification
 
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