Vividly Fluorescent Blue Intact Andersonite Crystals on Matrix, with Intact
Regarding the secondary mineral, the following haven’t been ruled out: Bayleyite, Zippeite, or other inactive fluorescent mineral with similar morphology.
Andersonite mineral: hydrated sodium calcium uranyl carbonate
Size: 40x40x37mm
Approximate Weight: 44.4 Grams
Locality: D-Day #2 Mine, D-Day Mine group, Thompsons Mining District, Grand County, Utah, USA
This specimen was stabilized with Paraloid B-72, a commonly used conservation material in the field of mineral preservation, providing excellent protective qualities for stabilization and long-term conservation. The stabilization process results in a more rigid specimen that won’t break easily or fall apart over time.
The buyer must assume responsibility for this item and use it according to its intended purpose. Keep this away from children and store it at least five feet away from anywhere anyone spends a lot of time.
This listing meets the requirements of NRC 10 CFR 40.22
It also meets U.S.P.S domestic shipping requirements for exempt limited quantities of class 7 materials according to –347.22 “are eligible under 49 CFR to be shipped as excepted packages for limited quantities” and –Exhibit 347.22 Activity Limits– and also –173.435– Table of A1 and A2 values
This item will conform to the USPS shipping restrictions when shipped.
Geiger counter not included.
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