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Gypsum – Breuillet, Essonne, France

€20.00

Tax included

Specimen of gypsum featuring a very abundant crystallization of elongated, flattened crystals. The crystals are translucent to transparent, with a colour ranging from colourless to slightly beige.

4 × 4 × 3.8 cm

Highlights of this specimen:

- Very abundant crystallization of elongated, flattened gypsum crystals
- The crystals have a good lustre
- Very dense composition with numerous crystals of varying sizes

For information :

- The Breuillet area, in the Essonne department, lies within the geological setting of the Paris Basin, which includes sedimentary formations dating from the Eocene.