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Identity Helpwhats this ... black color cubic shape..?

21st Mar 2012 20:49 UTCSajjad Shakir

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21st Mar 2012 20:53 UTCPeter Andresen Expert

Test with a magnet - pretty sure it's magnetite.


Peter

21st Mar 2012 21:43 UTCRowan Lytle

To me it looks translucent, and red. Possibly spinal? is the matrix schist?

21st Mar 2012 21:58 UTCRonald John Gyllenhammer Expert

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Hi Minerals Miner,


I agree with Peter, looks like Magnetite in a chloritic schist. Check with a magnet as Peter suggested. It could occur like this in a few places but it looks very much like Chester, Vermont material. Compare to this image below.


Ron


22nd Mar 2012 01:36 UTCSteve Hardinger 🌟 Expert

Ronald is so dead on with this that he's been mummified for 5000 years.

22nd Mar 2012 09:54 UTCSajjad Shakir

Thanks All

22nd Mar 2012 11:39 UTCKeith Compton 🌟 Manager

Hmm

What's with the pseudonym ?


Didn't think they were allowed !!


Cheers

22nd Mar 2012 12:36 UTCAlfredo Petrov Manager

Keith, you give me an opportunity to reiterate Mindat's policy on this issue, which is to encourage people to use their real names, and thankfully the majority of participants here do. (It should be obvious to anyone cruising around the internet that the level of politeness and quality of discourse is far higher on sites where most people are using real names, and that verbal abuse and general trash proliferate on sites that encourage anonymity.) On the Message Board we do not absolutely insist on real names although we do warn users that their questions and comments are likely to be treated less seriously when posted anonymously, and anonymous posts are more likely to be deleted by site administrators if they infringe on grey areas.


But that only applies to the Message Board. Outside the Message Board, those who wish to upload photos or locality information to the database are obligated to provide real names, and they will be blocked from uploading when we find out they are using a false name. The "Minerals Miner" whose post you refer to above is blocked from uploading pix to the database.


Cheers,

Alfredo

22nd Mar 2012 14:04 UTCJames Christopher

There is spinel which looks like that, and is not magnetite, here in Colorado http://www.mindat.org/photo-312469.html

22nd Mar 2012 14:08 UTCSteve Hardinger 🌟 Expert

It's the greenish shade of the matrix that (in my mind) confirms magnetite over spinel.

22nd Mar 2012 15:16 UTCRonald John Gyllenhammer Expert

Hi Steve,


> "...he's been mummified for 5000 years."


I'm pretty old Steve but not quite that old, only eighteenth dynasty. :-)


Amenrontep IV

22nd Mar 2012 17:17 UTCJosé Zendrera 🌟 Manager

"Minerals Miner" offers no data, despite he knows the rules of the forum. Even don't answer simple questions like if it is magnetic or not.

Maybe he use the forum just to play a guessing game ...

22nd Mar 2012 18:31 UTCGeorge Creighton

Alfredo Petrov Wrote:

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> The "Minerals

> Miner" whose post you refer to above is blocked

> from uploading pix to the database.

>

> Cheers,

> Alfredo



Have I missed something here or did not fully understand that reply???????????


http://www.mindat.org/photo-410310.html

http://www.mindat.org/photo-448391.html


If I misunderstood then please disregard this post!


Regards george

22nd Mar 2012 22:11 UTCMark Heintzelman 🌟 Expert

Magnetite octahedron in Chloritic schist come from too many localities, most with no distinction worthy to hazard a guess. More common worldwide sources are actually the brazilian locales, that is unless the collector you got it from or said dealers are near one of many more local sources. i.e., who knows?


MRH
 
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