QUARTZ Gallery Return to Quartz page. Click on image for larger view | |
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. |
|
![]() |
Species: QUARTZ var Amethyst Locality: The Gulch Locale, Center Ossipee, NH Specimen Size: 10 cm crystal Field Collected: Bob Janules Catalog No. A Bob Janules specimen and photo Notes: Amethyst overgrowth on smoky quartz crystal |
![]() |
Species: QUARTZ var Amethyst Locality: The Gulch Locale, Center Ossipee, NH Specimen Size: 13 cm crystal Field Collected: Bob Janules Catalog No. A Bob Janules specimen and photo Notes: Amethyst overgrowth on smoky quartz crystal |
![]() |
Species: QUARTZ Locality: Hurricane Mtn. Conway, NH Specimen Size: 9.5 cm smoky crystal Field Collected: Label says "Col. by R. Bohmar 1972" Catalog No.: Harvard Mineral Museum #124880. Notes: A Kevin Czaja photo. |
![]() |
Species: QUARTZ Locality: Hurricane Mtn., Conway, NH Specimen Size: 5 cm crystal Field Collected: Bob Janules Catalog No.:A Bob Janules specimen & photo Notes: |
![]() |
Species: QUARTZ Locality: Red Hill, Moultonborough, NH Specimen Size: 8 mm field of view Field Collected: Tom Mortimer - 2005 Catalog No.: u740 Notes: Rust coated acicular quartz crystals in a quartz vug. From a small quartz vein. |
![]() |
Species: QUARTZ Locality: Mineral Hill Locality, Wakefield, NH Specimen Size: 10 mm field of view. Iron stained quartz crystals covered with white crystaline quartz druze. Field Collected: Don Swenson Catalog No.: A Don Swenson specimen Notes: Iron stained quartz crystals covered with white crystaline quartz druze. |
![]() |
Species: QUARTZ Locality: Rt 101 Road Cut, Raymond, NH Specimen Size: 4.2 cm milky, double terminated, floater, crystal Field Collected: Ralph Lingard (1915 - 2005) Catalog No.: 599 Notes: I bought this at the June, 1988 Gilsum Rock Swap from Ralph Lingard for $1.00. I was surprised that Ralph was willing to sell this perfect, self-collected, crystal for $1.00. Ralph was a long time, most energetic, field collector. This crystal epitomizes a classic quartz crystal habit. |
![]() |
Species: QUARTZ var. Amethyst Locality: Rt. 101 road cut, near Chester Rd., Candia, NH Specimen Size: 2.7 cm specimen Field Collected: # 703, Don Dallaire - 1981 Catalog No.: A Don Dallaire photo & specimen Notes: [dd] "The amethyst crystals were on the opposite side of 101 from the pyrite. This was the darkest specimen. The others are quite a bit lighter in color. It was a very short window to get these crystals since most of them were below the present grade of the highway." |
Go to quartz gallery page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 |