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Everything posted by Roberto
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Wow!!!!!!
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Mica is a mineral that was used, and is still used today, for its shiny and reflective properties. Especially in ancient times, it was included in marbles to create a shiny and bright effect You can find it in clear transparent marbles, in various shades of blue (aquamarine, cobalt, etc.), in green, amber, and more rarely in yellow and red.
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Fritz Lauenstein- 2,047 (52mm) These earthy colors, the first one reminds me a lot of a handmade German Made in the early 90s
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Nice box, there are some very crowded ones there
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I don't see mica
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Correct, but this marble is curious, as it has been transformed/distorted by the former marble worker 'Rich Shelby' 🙂
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I agree. About a month or two? A sulfide (as above) with green glass was hammered at auction for $3000... insane! But it is pleasant and tranquilizer if you can see it as an investment, and I think these are. Obviously, with these prized marbles, there could be an equally high risk of replication, and here, you need to be cautious when purchasing.
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Beautiful divided core, I like these colors
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Yes, to this black aspect due to the strong yellow coverage, but when exposed to light it shows a beautiful blue with greenish tones, precisely because of this yellow coverage. A kind of refraction
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They are high-end imperial Eeeh,..they too, want his...😀
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My avatar is like yours, but rare, pink, cobalt blue, and brown, called 'fancy pink'
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I have some perplexity about Vitro..
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Yes, indeed the yellow is very light, in mine, almost irrelevant, but the patch is great
