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Sanidine — specimen 0017, photo © NMNHS
Sanidine
—
specimen 0017
Origin
South Asia
Sri Lanka
Data
Weight:
1.08 ct;
size:
8.15 | 6.12 | 4.20 mm;
shape:
oval;
colour:
light grey;
clarity:
eye clean;
cut:
very good;
treatment:
none.
Notes
Very clean specimen; very good mixed style cut. Source: John Bradshaw,
Coast to Coast Rare Stones International
.
More information from ‘Classification’
Sanidine
Most common in
felsic
volcanic rocks; in volcanic glass; also from
mafic
, high-temperature contact metamorphic, and hydrothermally altered rocks; from
eclogite
nodules in
kimberlite
(
Anthony et al., 2001—2005
).
Gemmology — gemstones
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