Levyne

 
Origin: Ritter Hot Springs, Ritter, Grant Co., Oregon, U.S.A.
Owner: Lou Perloff
Microscopic image
 

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Lou Perloff

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Origin: Beech Creek, Grant Co., Oregon, U.S.A.
Owner: Milton Speckels
Microscopic image, 6.1 x
 
Origin: Milwaukie, Clackamas Co., Oregon
Owner: Milton Speckels
Microscopic image, 4.0 x
 

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Milton Speckels

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Origin: Oisgill Bay, Isle of Skye, Inverness-shire, North West Highlands, Scotland, UK
Sample size: area 1 cm
Owner: Steve Rust
 
Origin: Lealt, Staffin, Trotternish, Isle of Skye, Inverness-shire, North West Highlands, Scotland, UK
Sample size: 2 mm crystal
Owner: Christine Rust
 

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Steve Rust

 

 
Clusters of white platy levyne-(Na) crystals in cavities in volcanic matrix
Origin: Browns Bay, Island Mage, Co. Antrim, N. Ireland
Sample size: micromount (top), micromount (bottom)
 
White bladed levyne-Ca crystals in cavities in matrix
Origin: Beech Creek Quarry, Mt. Vernon, Grant Co., Oregon, U.S.A.
Sample size: 4 x 4 cm
 

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Diederik Visser

Diederik Visser Minerals & Petrological Services

 

Origin: Leith, Tasmania, Australia
Sample size: unknown
Sample owner: Brian Carney
 

Photo courtesy of: 

Steve Sorrell

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Erionite or offretite needles epitaxially grown on tabular levyne. The former normally occur as ultra-short tightly packed needles, giving the transluscent to clear levyne crystals a matt white appearance.
Origin: Laidley Creek, Gatton Valley, South East Queensland, Australia
Sample size: levyne crystal about 1.25 mm (top), levyne crystal about 1 mm
Sample owner: Vic Cloete
 

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Vic Cloete 

 

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