Natural Clinochlore (Seraphinite) Specimen TF3261 seymchan meteorite This material has historical significance

This material has historical significance for its use in sighting equipment for bombardiers and gunners during wartime

branching structures resembling skeletal frameworks

Weight: 25

creating intricate and delicate patterns

often displaying stunning zoning and intricate growth patterns

Natural Clinochlore (Seraphinite) Specimen TF3261 seymchan meteorite This material has historical significanceNatural Clinochlore (Seraphinite) Specimen Approx. Dimensions: 3x1. 75x1 inches Approx. Weight: 92. 8 grams Locality: Korshunovskiy Mine, Zheleznogorsk City, Irkutskaya Oblast, Russia Clinochlore is a green colored mineral belonging to the chlorite group, a subset of phyllosilicates. It forms in metamorphic environments, particularly in regions with low grade metamorphism, such as shale and slate deposits. Historically, clinochlore has been recognized