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A fine specimen of cinnabar from the classic Spanish mine, Escarlati, in León. This specimen shows various aggregates of interpenetrating mercury sulfide crystals, with good color and visible octahedral shapes. They are arranged on a porous matrix that had been covered with calcite but was removed chemically. Only in this way can we enjoy these crystals. It comes from the Jaime Murria collection (Barcelona). 6j3f50
Various complex cinnabar crystals, some with a cyclic twin, one of them clearly dominant. Excellent luster and intense red color, stand out on the quartz matrix from which the calcite has been removed. This mine was worked until the early 1970s. A Spanish classic that is not easy to find in the market.