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Quartz vein with pyrite — Stock Photo, Image

Quartz vein with pyrite — Photo

Hydrothermal vein in quartzitic country rock is filled with quartz and pyrite (iron sulfide) cubes. Width of sample is 11 cm.

 — Photo by siimsepp

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