Polished Beaton's Creek auriferous conglomerate slab BC117 Citron chrysoprase Weighs 249 grams

Weighs 249 grams

90 mm x 60 mm x 40 mm thick

Consisting of blue chrysocolla

Eucryptite is a lithium aluminium silicate that occurs in LCT pegmatites

Polished Beaton's Creek auriferous conglomerate slab BC117 Citron chrysoprase Weighs 249 gramsBC117 Beaton's Creek auriferous (gold bearing) conglomerate slab, cut and polished on one side . Incredibly rare ! Pyritised pebbles ! Dimensions at widest points approx. 160 mm x 160 mm x 12. 5 mm thick Weight is 773 grams. From Nullagine in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. Gold mineralisation occurs within the Beaton's Creek conglomerate. The geological unit is the Hardey Formation with an age of approximately 2. 75 billion years. Coarse and