Front view of bright silver-gray dyscrasite aggregates on white calcite, mounted upright on a black base

Dyscrasite on Calcite – Bou Azzer, Morocco

$85.00
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Front view of bright silver-gray dyscrasite aggregates on white calcite, mounted upright on a black base
  • Front view of bright silver-gray dyscrasite aggregates on white calcite, mounted upright on a black base
  • Side view showing a broad milky white calcite mass bordered by metallic dyscrasite
  • Reverse view of white calcite with silver-gray dyscrasite along the upper and right edges
  • Angled view highlighting elongated metallic blades and gray-white calcite beneath them
  • Mounted dyscrasite and calcite specimen shown beneath a clear acrylic display cover
  • Front view of bright silver-gray dyscrasite aggregates on white calcite, mounted upright on a black base
  • Side view showing a broad milky white calcite mass bordered by metallic dyscrasite
  • Reverse view of white calcite with silver-gray dyscrasite along the upper and right edges
  • Angled view highlighting elongated metallic blades and gray-white calcite beneath them
  • Mounted dyscrasite and calcite specimen shown beneath a clear acrylic display cover
Dyscrasite on Calcite – Bou Azzer, Morocco

Dyscrasite on Calcite – Bou Azzer, Morocco

$85.00

About This Specimen

This miniature specimen presents bright, silver-gray dyscrasite in irregular bladed and tabular aggregates around a substantial mass of milky white calcite. Its upright profile, open spaces, and strong metallic-to-white contrast give the piece an architectural appearance from the primary display angle.

Specimen Details

  • Mineral / Specimen Type: Dyscrasite on calcite mineral specimen
  • Locality: Bou Azzer mining district, Morocco
  • Form & Structure: Bladed and tabular metallic aggregates distributed over crystalline calcite
  • Color: Bright silver-white to darker silver-gray dyscrasite with milky white and pale gray calcite
  • Rarity: Uncommon — dyscrasite is less frequently encountered than common silver minerals, although this designation does not imply exceptional rarity for the individual piece
  • Mohs Hardness: 3.5–4 for dyscrasite; calcite is 3
  • Luster: Metallic dyscrasite with vitreous to pearly calcite
  • Chemical Formula: Ag3Sb
  • Specimen Size: Miniature
  • Dimensions: 2.7 × 2.0 × 4.9 cm
  • Specimen Weight: 25.5 g — mineral only
  • Total / Display Weight: 71.3 g

About Dyscrasite

Dyscrasite is an orthorhombic silver-antimony mineral with the formula Ag3Sb and a Mohs hardness of 3.5–4. It typically appears opaque and metallic, forming silver-white to gray crystals or aggregates that may darken through surface tarnish; here, the metallic mineral is associated with softer calcium carbonate calcite.

Traditional & Metaphysical Associations

Within crystal traditions, silver-bearing minerals are sometimes associated with reflection, intuition, and receptivity, while calcite is symbolically linked with clarity and focused intention. This specimen may be appreciated as a meditation object or as a visual reminder of balance between contrasting materials. 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 combines highly reflective metallic textures with a broad, softly translucent calcite mass. Its mounted upright orientation emphasizes the branching edges, cavities, and sculptural contrast visible from multiple sides.

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