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Quartz is one of the most popular species for New Hampshire mineral collectors. It is found in many different varities including clear, milky, smoky, amethyst (purple-lavender), rose, and the botryoidal form chalcedoney.
QUARTZ with MICROCLINE Moat Mtn., Bartlett, NH Smoky Quartz with microcline. 4.4 cm specimen	Species: QUARTZ Locality: Moat Mtn., Bartlett, NH Specimen Size: Smoky Quartz with microcline. 4.4 cm specimen Field Collected: Tom Mortimer Catalog No.: 418 Notes:
QUARTZ var. Chalcedony King Rd. Joppa Hill, Bedford, NH 7 cm specimen. Orange chalcedony vug in milky quartz with hyalite opal coating.	Species: QUARTZ var. Chalcedony Locality: King Rd. Joppa Hill, Bedford, NH Specimen Size: 7 cm specimen. Orange chalcedony vug in milky quartz with hyalite opal coating. Field Collected: Tom Mortimer Catalog No.: Notes: Collected 1989
QUARTZ var. Chalcedony King Rd. Joppa Hill, Bedford, NH 10 cm specimen. Orange chalcedony in milky quartz.	Species: QUARTZ var. Chalcedony Locality: King Rd. Joppa Hill, Bedford, NH Specimen Size: 10 cm specimen. Orange chalcedony in milky quartz. Field Collected: Tom Mortimer Catalog No.: 848 Notes: Collected 1989
QUARTZ var. Chalcedony King Rd. residential construction, Bedford, NH 8 cm specimen of orange-brown chalcedony over milky quartz with frosty hyalite opal coating.	Species: QUARTZ var. Chalcedony Locality: King Rd. residential construction, Bedford, NH Specimen Size: 18 cm specimen of orange-brown chalcedony over milky quartz with frosty hyalite opal coating. The hyalite is only weakly fluorescent. Field Collected: Tom Mortimer Catalog No.: Notes: Chalcedony quartz of this mammillary habit is rare in New Hampshire.
QUARTZ var. rose crystals Plume Mine, N. Groton, NH 7 mm field of view	Species: QUARTZ var. rose crystals Locality: Plume Mine, N. Groton, NH Specimen Size: 7 mm field of view Field Collected: Bob Wilken Catalog No.: A Bob Wilken specimen and photo. Notes: Rose quartz crystals are rare in New Hampshire. Phillip Morrill (New Hampshire Mines and Mineral Localities) notes rose quartz crystals at the Plume Mine.
QUARTZ Palermo Mine, N. Groton, NH 2.5 cm field of view	Species: QUARTZ SiO₂ Locality: Palermo Mine, N. Groton, NH Specimen Size: 2.5 cm field of view Field Collected: From crate of Palermo rocks given by Bob Whitmore Catalog No.: Notes: A natural sunlight photo.
QUARTZ Folsum Brook Locale, Ossipee, NH 2 cm field of view	Species: QUARTZ Locality: Folsum Brook Locale, Ossipee, NH Specimen Size: 2 cm field of view Field Collected: Tom Mortimer Catalog No.: 549 Notes:
QUARTZ Table Mtn. Albany, NH 5 cm crystal	Species: QUARTZ Locality: Table Mtn., Albany, NH Specimen Size: 5 cm crystal Field Collected: Tom Mortimer Catalog No.: Notes:
QUARTZ Flint Hill, Raymond, NH 10 cm specimen of milky quartz crystals with frosty chalcedony coating	Species: QUARTZ Locality: Flint Hill, Raymond, NH Specimen Size: 10 cm specimen of milky quartz crystals with frosty chalcedony coating Field Collected: Tom Mortimer Catalog No.: 309 Notes:
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