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"Osmium is an 'extra-terrestrial mineral' - meaning a mineral not naturally found on this Earth as it has originated in outer space. Such materials include those found in cosmic dust and meteorites - Iridium and Osmium are two examples of extra-terrestrial minerals arriving in meteorites, and being extremely rare on earth, with only tiny amounts mined annually. Armantium is also very rare, and arrives on earth in the same manner as Iridium and Osmium.", Tony explained. Rare Rocks And Minerals, Knight Shoes, Rare Minerals, Cosmic Dust, Gem Mining, Crystal Cave, Extra Terrestrial, Black Gems, Eat Pray Love

"Osmium is an 'extra-terrestrial mineral' - meaning a mineral not naturally found on this Earth as it has originated in outer space. Such materials include those found in cosmic dust and meteorites - Iridium and Osmium are two examples of extra-terrestrial minerals arriving in meteorites, and being extremely rare on earth, with only tiny amounts mined annually. Armantium is also very rare, and arrives on earth in the same manner as Iridium and Osmium.", Tony explained.

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Proustite today is a highly valuable rare collector's mineral, especially when in red color & transparent. It's an interesting mineral that contains silver in its chemical structure, one of the few silver-bearing minerals that can exhibit transparency. Usually transparent, with deep-red crystals, but it may also be a darker, more metallic-looking form - though even darker, more metallic versions will be visibly red & transparent when back-lit. Best examples are from Chañarcillo, Chile Minerals Crystals Rocks, Pretty Rocks, Beautiful Rocks, Rocks Crystals, Gemstones Crystals, Gems Crystals, Minerals And Gemstones, Rocks And Gems, Mineral Stone

Proustite today is a highly valuable rare collector's mineral, especially when in red color & transparent. It's an interesting mineral that contains silver in its chemical structure, one of the few silver-bearing minerals that can exhibit transparency. Usually transparent, with deep-red crystals, but it may also be a darker, more metallic-looking form - though even darker, more metallic versions will be visibly red & transparent when back-lit. Best examples are from Chañarcillo, Chile

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