One of several really showy, richly included specimens Dick bought from collector Terry Szenics , who found them in Chile in about 2004. This particular miniature is a single robust crystal with the finest, largest molybdenite inclusions I have seen in any example from this find. They are dramatic, shiny, crysatllized inclusions to about 8mm in size and are vibrant within the quartz (which is undamaged). Superb example of this rare inclusion!
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