• Two rocks from "The Crystalary's" Millerite, Quartz collection from Halls Gap, Lincoln Co., Kentucky rest against a black background. The larger rock features a visible geode cavity filled with crystalline formations, while a smaller geode sits in front, also showcasing its inner crystals. The light-hued quartz pyrite calcite crystals contrast beautifully with the grey outer rock, creating a striking visual effect.
  • Displayed against a black background, an impressive quartz pyrite specimen from The Crystalary showcases a rough gray rock with a hollow cavity filled with small, sparkling crystals. Below it lies another smaller piece of rock featuring a similar glittering crystal-filled cavity, both originating from Halls Gap, Lincoln Co., Kentucky.
  • Close-up of two geodes, hollow mineral formations with crystals inside, placed on a rough gray stone. The top geode is filled with small, white crystals, while the bottom one from "The Crystalary" showcases a stunning Millerite and Quartz combination from Halls Gap, Lincoln Co., Kentucky. It features white crystals interspersed with fine hair-like minerals amidst a nickel-rich matrix.
  • A split Millerite geode from The Crystalary rests on a rough, gray stone surface, revealing its interior filled with sparkling, white, and clear crystalline formations. The top half of the geode is placed on top of the stone, showcasing a nickel-rich matrix speckled with hints of quartz and pyrite from Halls Gap, Lincoln Co., Kentucky.
  • Close-up of The Crystalary's Millerite and Quartz geodes from Halls Gap, Lincoln Co., Kentucky, displayed on a black textured base. The larger geode boasts a grayish hue with a crystal-lined cavity set in a nickel-rich matrix. Positioned in front, the smaller geode features exquisite needle-like crystals emanating from its crystal-coated interior, reminiscent of classic Halls Gap Millerite specimens.
  • A person with sparkly pink nails holding a grey rock split in two, revealing crystalline Kentucky geodes inside, displayed on a black foam surface with a clear stand. The product is the Millerite, Quartz-Halls Gap from Lincoln Co., Kentucky by The Crystalary.
  • A hand with sparkly purple nails holds a small black stand that displays two rough rocks, one larger and one smaller. Both rocks have cavities lined with crystalline formations, showcasing the unique beauty of Millerite and Quartz geodes from Halls Gap, Lincoln Co., Kentucky. The background is plain and out of focus. Product by The Crystalary.
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The Crystalary

Millerite, Quartz- Halls Gap, Lincoln Co., Kentucky

Millerite, Quartz- Halls Gap, Lincoln Co., Kentucky

$80.00 USD
$80.00 USD
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Halls Gap in Kentucky is a famous locality now closed off due to the danger posed by the increasingly eroded overhang over the collection site. Extracted from nickel-rich matrix during the late 70s to the late 80s, these specimens were extracted by local enthusiasts typically laying on their backs, chipping away at the hard rock until the geodes were extracted. Not all geodes guaranteed shiny needles of Millerite either! Halls Gap Millerite can also come with co-association of quartz, pyrite and calcite. 

Locality: Halls Gap, Lincoln Co., Kentucky. Collected 7-12-81 from center east wall. 

Dimensions: 6.2 x 4.3 x 3.5 cm. Comes mounted in specimen box. 
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