Australian Variscite Cabochon
*Minimal surface fracture - Stable*
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Glenn Archer and David Vaughan made this variscite discovery on Woodlands Station, NW of Meekatharra, Western Australia in 2003 . The deposit is produces an exciting range of colours from delicate lime greens to darker, gemmy material.
The most unusual feature of the variscite is its association with gold. Gold is unevenly distributed in the variscite specimens, and ranges from discrete fine grains to visible concentrations in the variscite . There are also larger single grains in the rock matrix. Assays of up to 17 g/t Au have been returned from some samples!
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*US Quarter*