This post is a continuation of the previous one, showcasing some of the outstanding minerals in the collection of the American Museum of Natural History in New York. The museum contains thousands of exceptional minerals on display, and it was difficult to choose which ones should be added to these posts, as I took many good photos of many good minerals. I'll save more for my next visit when the museum reopens the mineral exhibit in 2020. In the meantime, enjoy these current photos for now.
Harmotome from Dunbarton, Scotland
Multicolored Fluorite from Elizabethtown, Illinois
Rutile Twin from Parkersburg, Pennsylvania
Sulfur Barrel Crystal from Cianciana, Italy
Scorodite from Zacatecas, Mexico
Calcite with Copper Inclusions from Lake Superior, off the Michigan Coast
Exceptionally Large Legrandite from Mapimi, Durango, Mexico
The World's Largest Stibnite on Display, from Wuling, China
Gold Leaf Formation from the Red Ledge Mine, Washington, Nevada
