Pyromorphite from Laverock Hall Vein, Leadhills, Scotland - 44.38g Tigers Eye Guidebook: 96-page illustrated instruction book

Guidebook: 96-page illustrated instruction book

Style or variant: Standing Stone Cut (10x13x22cm)

One coated medium rod

with bright lilac crystals set against a pale quartz and polished grey back

This Serpentine tower weighs 104g and displays the natural colour and mineral patterning characteristic of this stone

Pyromorphite from Laverock Hall Vein, Leadhills, Scotland - 44.38g Tigers Eye Guidebook: 96-page illustrated instruction bookLabelled Scottish pyromorphite from Laverock Hall Vein, Leadhills, South Lanarkshire, with an older label dated 13 5 95. The specimen has green microcrystalline pyromorphite coating areas of quartz rich matrix, with both the display face and the paler matrix side shown in the photos. A good locality piece for collectors of British minerals, Scottish lead mining localities and Leadhills Wanlockhead material. Pyromorphite is a lead phosphate mineral;