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Mineral portrait - Cerussite (english abstract)

Who first discovered the mineral cerussite and where it was first found remains in the darkness of history. However, to give it a name, the first mention is attributed to the Renaissance scholar Conrad Gesner - which does not mean, however, that he discovered or first described the mineral. (Gesner (1516 to 1565) is considered the most famous and important naturalist and scholar of Switzerland)..... A mineral portrait of our unfortunately deceased friend Peter Seroka

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Cerussit, Zwilling
Cerussit, Zwilling
Auf diesen herzförmig verzwillingten Cerussitkristallen sitzen komplex kristallisierte transparente Smithsonitkristalle. Die Stufe stammt aus der Tsumeb Mine in Namibia. Bildhöhe etwa 11 mm .
Copyright: Klaus Schäfer; Contribution: Klaus Schäfer
Collection: Klaus Schäfer, Collection number: Tsu-Ceru-5-1-7
Location: Namibia/Oshikoto (Otjikoto), Region/Tsumeb/Tsumeb Mine
Mineral: Cerussite, Smithsonite
Image: 1612261688
License: Usage for Mineralienatlas project only
Cerussit, Zwilling (SNr: Tsu-Ceru-5-1-7)

Auf diesen herzförmig verzwillingten Cerussitkristallen sitzen komplex kristallisierte transparente Smithsonitkristalle. Die Stufe stammt aus der Tsumeb Mine in Namibia. Bildhöhe etwa 11 mm .
Klaus Schäfer

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