Muscovite on Stand HEF 000 pounds

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Typically found as stalactites and botryoidal coatings on surfaces of underground cavities- similar to calcite deposits found in caves

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showing minimal weathering and still retaining patches of fusion crust

Muscovite on Stand HEF 000 poundsA form of mica, Muscovite forms in extremely thin sheets with low Mohs ratings (2 parallel, 4 perpendicular). It can be colorless or tinted, and can be transparent or translucent. Due to this transparency, Muscovite was originally used as a cheaper alternative for glass in medieval Russia Elizabethan England named the mineral Muscovite due to this relation (Muscovy is the Principality of Moscow).