Front view of bright silvery dyscrasite aggregates on pale calcite mounted on a black base

Dyscrasite on Calcite – Bou Azzer, Morocco

$98.00
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Front view of bright silvery dyscrasite aggregates on pale calcite mounted on a black base
  • Front view of bright silvery dyscrasite aggregates on pale calcite mounted on a black base
  • Dyscrasite on pale calcite displayed beneath a clear protective cover on a black base
  • Side view showing the thin calcite matrix, metallic dyscrasite growths, and dark matrix patches
  • Rear view of pale calcite with dark gray matrix remnants and scattered silvery dyscrasite
  • Opposite side view showing dense metallic dyscrasite along the edge of the calcite matrix
  • Front view of bright silvery dyscrasite aggregates on pale calcite mounted on a black base
  • Dyscrasite on pale calcite displayed beneath a clear protective cover on a black base
  • Side view showing the thin calcite matrix, metallic dyscrasite growths, and dark matrix patches
  • Rear view of pale calcite with dark gray matrix remnants and scattered silvery dyscrasite
  • Opposite side view showing dense metallic dyscrasite along the edge of the calcite matrix
Dyscrasite on Calcite – Bou Azzer, Morocco

Dyscrasite on Calcite – Bou Azzer, Morocco

$98.00

About This Specimen

This Bou Azzer specimen features abundant bright, branching dyscrasite aggregates distributed across a sculptural calcite matrix. The silvery metallic mineral stands out sharply against pale blush-white calcite, while scattered dark matrix remnants add further contrast.

Specimen Details

  • Mineral / Specimen Type: Dyscrasite on calcite
  • Locality: Bou Azzer mining district, Morocco
  • Form & Structure: Branching and irregular crystalline dyscrasite aggregates coating a thin, sculptural calcite matrix
  • Color: Bright silvery dyscrasite over pale blush-white to translucent calcite, with dark gray-black matrix patches
  • Rarity: Scarce as a well-represented collector species; dyscrasite specimens are less commonly encountered than native silver specimens
  • Mohs Hardness: 3.5–4
  • Luster: Metallic
  • Chemical Formula: Ag3Sb
  • Specimen Size: Small Cabinet
  • Dimensions: 3.7 × 1.6 × 5.3 cm
  • Specimen Weight: 19.1 g — mineral only
  • Total / Display Weight: 65.6 g

About Dyscrasite

Dyscrasite is an orthorhombic silver antimonide with the formula Ag3Sb and a Mohs hardness of approximately 3.5–4. It typically has a silver-white color and metallic luster, occurring as crystals, branching growths, or irregular aggregates in silver-bearing mineral deposits; despite its silver-rich composition, it is a distinct mineral species rather than native silver.

Traditional & Metaphysical Associations

In modern crystal traditions, silver-bearing minerals are sometimes associated with reflection, discernment, adaptability, and focused intention. Dyscrasite may be chosen for meditation, symbolic collections, or as a reminder to balance clarity with flexibility. 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 specimen offers strong display contrast, with reflective metallic growths tracing the edges and face of an airy, pale calcite matrix. Its upright silhouette and mineralization visible from multiple angles make it especially appealing as a compact display piece.

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