Front view of silver-gray dyscrasite aggregates covering pale calcite on a black display base

Dyscrasite on Calcite – Bou Azzer, Morocco

$95.00
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Front view of silver-gray dyscrasite aggregates covering pale calcite on a black display base
  • Front view of silver-gray dyscrasite aggregates covering pale calcite on a black display base
  • Mounted dyscrasite and calcite specimen shown beneath a clear display cover
  • Side view showing metallic dyscrasite clusters across translucent gray and white calcite
  • Opposite side view of the narrow calcite matrix with reflective dyscrasite aggregates
  • Rear view showing pale calcite matrix and scattered dark silver-gray dyscrasite growths
  • Front view of silver-gray dyscrasite aggregates covering pale calcite on a black display base
  • Mounted dyscrasite and calcite specimen shown beneath a clear display cover
  • Side view showing metallic dyscrasite clusters across translucent gray and white calcite
  • Opposite side view of the narrow calcite matrix with reflective dyscrasite aggregates
  • Rear view showing pale calcite matrix and scattered dark silver-gray dyscrasite growths
Dyscrasite on Calcite – Bou Azzer, Morocco

Dyscrasite on Calcite – Bou Azzer, Morocco

$95.00

About This Specimen

This miniature specimen from Morocco's Bou Azzer mining district features silver-gray dyscrasite distributed across contrasting pale calcite. Its branching metallic aggregates, irregular projections, and upright profile create strong texture and reflective display interest.

Specimen Details

  • Mineral / Specimen Type: Dyscrasite on calcite mineral specimen
  • Locality: Bou Azzer mining district, Morocco
  • Form & Structure: Branching and irregular crystalline dyscrasite aggregates over calcite, with several elongated metallic projections
  • Color: Bright silver-gray to dark steel-gray dyscrasite against white and translucent pale-gray calcite
  • Rarity: Uncommon as a collector mineral specimen; availability and quality vary by locality
  • Mohs Hardness: 3.5–4 (dyscrasite)
  • Luster: Metallic dyscrasite with vitreous calcite
  • Chemical Formula: Ag3Sb
  • Specimen Size: Small Cabinet
  • Dimensions: 2.8 × 1.9 × 5.3 cm
  • Specimen Weight: 27.9 g — mineral only
  • Total / Display Weight: 76.3 g

About Dyscrasite

Dyscrasite is an orthorhombic silver antimonide with the formula Ag3Sb and a Mohs hardness of approximately 3.5–4. It typically occurs as metallic silver-white to gray crystals or aggregates and is collected both as a silver-bearing mineral species and for the sculptural forms found at classic ore-mineral localities.

Traditional & Metaphysical Associations

In modern crystal traditions, silver-bearing minerals are sometimes associated with reflection, intuition, clarity, and focused intention, while calcite is commonly linked with renewal and balanced energy. These ideas may be incorporated into meditation, personal symbolism, or mindful display practices. Metaphysical properties are based on traditional beliefs and are provided for cultural and informational purposes; they are not scientifically established or intended as medical advice.

Why This Specimen?

The piece offers abundant metallic texture across a narrow, upright calcite matrix, with bright reflective surfaces contrasting sharply against its white and smoky-gray areas. Its mounted presentation emphasizes the specimen's branching silhouette from multiple viewing angles.

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