Locality: Ham Weeks Mine, Wakefield, NH
Specimen Size: 2.5 cm crystal section - estimate
Field Collected: Don Swenson
Catalog No. A Don Swenson specimen
Notes: This powder-blue color is most common at the Ham Weeks Mine.
Locality: Ham Weeks Mine, Wakefield, NH
Specimen Size: 1.8 cm crystal section - estimate
Field Collected: Don Swenson
Catalog No. A Don Swenson specimen
Notes:
Locality: Ham Weeks Mine, Wakefield, NH
Specimen Size: 7 cm specimen - estimate
Field Collected: Don Swenson
Catalog No. A Don Swenson specimen
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Locality: Ham Weeks Mine, Wakefield, NH
Specimen Size: 1.7 cm crystal section - estimate
Field Collected: Don Swenson
Catalog No. A Don Swenson specimen
Notes:
Locality: Ham Weeks Mine, Wakefield, NH
Specimen Size: 1.5 cm crystal section - estimate
Field Collected: Don Swenson
Catalog No. A Don Swenson specimen
Notes: Don said this yellow-green beryl color is uncommon at the Ham Weeks Mine.
Locality: Rice Mine, Groton, NH
Specimen Size: About a 3 inch specimen. Beryl crystal in quartz matrix.
Field Collected: Unknown
Catalog No.: A Maine Mineral and Gem Museum display specimen.
Notes: An iPhone snapshot through glass case, 4/2023.
Locality: McGinnis Mine, Wentworth, NH
Specimen Size: 7 cm terminated crystal
Field Collected: Don Swenson
Catalog No.: A Don Swenson collection specimen
Notes: The McGinnis Mine is known for its 18 sided beryl crystals. This is an example.