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Copper included Calcite From Quincy Mine, Hancock, Keweenaw Peninsula Copper District, Houghton County, Michigan rhodonite egg From Skardu Road VC-121

Name: Copper included Calcite From Quincy Mine, Hancock, Keweenaw Peninsula Copper District, Houghton County, Michigan rhodonite egg From Skardu Road VC-121
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SKU: 47219902335
Price: 6000.00 USD
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Copper included Calcite From Quincy Mine, Hancock, Keweenaw Peninsula Copper District, Houghton County, Michigan rhodonite egg From Skardu Road VC-121

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Copper included Calcite From Quincy Mine, Hancock, Keweenaw Peninsula Copper District, Houghton County, Michigan rhodonite egg From Skardu Road VC 121 From Skardu Road It brings balance to mind or body as well as a sense of security The copper inclusions are visible throughout the crystals From Quincy Mine

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