Hanford Glass - Specimen growth Historically known as “wolfram

Historically known as “wolfram

these form in limestone-hosted systems where mineral-rich fluids move through fractures and open spaces underground

The surface is densely covered in radiating sprays of translucent to milky quartz

Geological Age: 66-237 mya

Description: This one of a kind Skutterudite mineral specimen from Morocco features a broad

Hanford Glass - Specimen growth Historically known as “wolframMined from: Hanford Site area, near Richland, Benton County, Washington, USA Description: This one of a kind Hanford glass specimen features a pale translucent yellow to milky cream body with glossy glassy surfaces, curved flow lines, and natural looking conchoidal fracture patterns. The piece has a soft lemon yellow tint along the edges and thicker areas, with cloudy internal zones, small surface marks, and rippled break textures that catch the