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WHICH IS MORE UNIQUE?

  Cyprine  or

Red-fluorescing Chiastolite?

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In the Rocky Mountain range, the Sangre de Cristo Mountains grace the landscape of New Mexico.  This ancient geology renders unique treasures waiting to be found.

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We feature rare specimens from field collectors who have discovered these unusual wonders with boots-on-the-ground and hands in the dirt.  

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Thanks for visiting us at Albuquerque Gem Show
Oct 3, 4, 5   2025!

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Ever seen red-fluorescing Chiastolite?

Chiastolite fluorescing

How about New Mexico Cyprine? 

with Vesuvianite, Thulite, Piemontite
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approximately 57cm x 29cm

Ciprine closeup

John Rakovan photo from Rakovan, J., Kline, J., and DeMark. R.S. (2026) Collector’s Note:  

New Mexico Red, White, and Blue. Rocks & Minerals 101(1).

Hyalite

Fluorescent Opal

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Chalcoalumite, chalcocite, tennorite, brochantite

Volborthite

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Magnesio-Foitite

Don't  book a flight to China for this rare mineral. New Mexico is the place.

OXY-DRAVITE

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OXY-DRAVITE  RED? WITH TWINED PIEMONTITE?  

Sangre De Cristo Minerals LLC is a sales representative for field collectors who have revealed these jewels of geology with a discerning eye and boots on the ground.  Sangre De Cristo Minerals LLC  amplifies the interest in northern New Mexico Minerals by featuring unique specimens from those who have discovered these unusual natural wonders.

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Our commitment to quality, expert knowledge, and personalized service helps us offer you exceptional minerals from the Rocky Mountains.

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