A striking natural specimen from Jinlong Hill featuring dark, radiating iron-rose formations associated with quartz. The specimen is identified as magnetite pseudomorphs after hematite, a material commonly known as Mushketovite, preserving the distinctive rosette-like habit of the original hematite crystals. Pale quartz forms a contrasting matrix around the dark iron-rich formations. The layered, radial growth creates considerable texture and visual interest from multiple angles, with several quartz crystals visible throughout the specimen. Locality: Jinlong Hill, Longchuan County, Heyuan, Guangdong, China Dimensions: 2.7 × 2.3 × 1.3 in Weight: 219 g A natural specimen with the irregularities, contacts, and minor imperfections expected of a mineral specimen. Please review all photographs carefully; the images show the specimen from multiple angles.
