A group of lustrous alabandite crystals, with an intense metallic black color. They show cube-octahedral forms and very visible spinel law twin. These alabandite specimens, from a recent find (2010), can be taken as an example of the best for this rare crystallized manganese sulfide, which does not usually show well-defined crystalline forms. Very displayable specimen. THE MAIN CRYSTAL IS: 1,2 x 0,9 x 0,8 cm.

ORIGIN: UCHUCCHACUA MINE, OYON PROVINCE, LIMA, PERU

DIMENSIONS: 8.1x6.1x3.7