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Puzzler Hill Palladium-Nickel-Gold Discovery: January 2011
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Puzzler Hill Palladium-Nickel-Gold Discovery. A new occurrence of palladium, platinum, nickel, gold and copper was discovered by Dan Hausel in 1995 near Encampment Wyoming at Puzzler Hill. This ultramafic massif remains unexplored other than the initial reconnaissance several years ago. Monday, January 10, 2011. Puzzler Hill palladium-nickel-gold discovery, Wyoming. Mineralized terrains and mining districts in Wyoming from. Puzzler Hill is an ultramafic massif with sporadic highly anomalous mineralizatio...
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Puzzler Hill Palladium-Nickel-Gold Discovery: Puzzler Hill palladium-nickel-gold discovery, Wyoming
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Puzzler Hill Palladium-Nickel-Gold Discovery. A new occurrence of palladium, platinum, nickel, gold and copper was discovered by Dan Hausel in 1995 near Encampment Wyoming at Puzzler Hill. This ultramafic massif remains unexplored other than the initial reconnaissance several years ago. Monday, January 10, 2011. Puzzler Hill palladium-nickel-gold discovery, Wyoming. Mineralized terrains and mining districts in Wyoming from. Puzzler Hill is an ultramafic massif with sporadic highly anomalous mineralizatio...
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The GemHunter's Guide to Agate & Jasper: April 2011
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The GemHunters Guide to Agate and Jasper. Quartz and Chalcedony are formed of silica, the most common mineral in the earth's crust. Even so, specimens of quartz in the form of agate, jasper crystalline quartz and petrified wood produce many attractive lapidary materials and semi-precious gemstones. Prospecting and Mining Journal. Tuesday, April 19, 2011. Crystalline and Cryptocrystalline Quartz. Crystals (clockwise from bottom left). Transparent hexagonal quartz. Crystals capped by a hexagonal pyramid.
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The GemHunter's Guide to Agate & Jasper: Crystalline & Cryptocrystalline Quartz
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The GemHunters Guide to Agate and Jasper. Quartz and Chalcedony are formed of silica, the most common mineral in the earth's crust. Even so, specimens of quartz in the form of agate, jasper crystalline quartz and petrified wood produce many attractive lapidary materials and semi-precious gemstones. Prospecting and Mining Journal. Tuesday, April 19, 2011. Crystalline and Cryptocrystalline Quartz. Crystals (clockwise from bottom left). Transparent hexagonal quartz. Crystals capped by a hexagonal pyramid.
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The GemHunter's Guide to Agate & Jasper: Agate, Jasper, Quartz, Chalcendony in Wyoming
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The GemHunters Guide to Agate and Jasper. Quartz and Chalcedony are formed of silica, the most common mineral in the earth's crust. Even so, specimens of quartz in the form of agate, jasper crystalline quartz and petrified wood produce many attractive lapidary materials and semi-precious gemstones. Prospecting and Mining Journal. Tuesday, April 19, 2011. Agate, Jasper, Quartz, Chalcendony in Wyoming. 65279;Many varieties of quartz and chalcedony have been found in Wyoming. The chalcedony deposits incl...
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RUBY & SAPPHIRE IN WYOMING: May 2013
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RUBY and SAPPHIRE IN WYOMING. Ruby and Sapphire are the same mineral, but due to different trace metals, they have different color. These gems are found in geological environments with considerable aluminum. Using these geological facts, the author discovered a half-dozen ruby and sapphire deposits and found traces of several other deposits. Monday, May 6, 2013. Recognizing Ruby and Sapphire in Nature. Best of Show - Rubies, sapphires, and iolite gemstones found in Wyoming and faceted in Sri Lanka. The t...
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The GemHunter's Guide to Agate & Jasper: December 2013
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The GemHunters Guide to Agate and Jasper. Quartz and Chalcedony are formed of silica, the most common mineral in the earth's crust. Even so, specimens of quartz in the form of agate, jasper crystalline quartz and petrified wood produce many attractive lapidary materials and semi-precious gemstones. Prospecting and Mining Journal. Monday, December 23, 2013. Searching for and finding gold in the Silver Crown district in Wyoming in 2012. Look for host rocks that have lots of aluminum (mica-rich schists, etc...
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