Leaverite (Conglomerate): A Specimen (Seems to be a Fragment from a Demolished Floor)
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| Leaverite (Conglomerate): A Specimen (Seems to be a Fragment from a Demolished Floor) |
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| Leaverite (Conglomerate): A Specimen (Seems to be a Fragment from a Demolished Floor) |
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| Leaverite (Conglomerate): A Specimen (Seems to be a Fragment from a Demolished Floor) (reverse) |
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| Leaverite (Conglomerate): A Specimen (Seems to be a Fragment from a Demolished Floor) (closeup, reverse) |
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| Leaverite (Conglomerate): A Specimen (Seems to be a Fragment from a Demolished Floor) (closeup) |
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| Leaverite (Conglomerate): A Specimen (Seems to be a Fragment from a Demolished Floor) |
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| Leaverite (Conglomerate): A Specimen (Seems to be a Fragment from a Demolished Floor) |
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| Leaverite (Conglomerate): A Specimen (Seems to be a Fragment from a Demolished Floor) |
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| Leaverite (Conglomerate): A Specimen (Seems to be a Fragment from a Demolished Floor) (reverse) |
Leaverite (Conglomerate): A Specimen (Seems to be a Fragment from a Demolished Floor)
2025: Box #67 – Crete
Note:
The front of the specimen appears to have a thin coating of
different colors of sandstone (black, yellow, pink, red, and green), arranged
in a striped fashion. It is doubtful that this is a natural occurrence, for the
stripes are straight and even.
The reverse is a typical conglomerate mixture of quartz,
cement, and sandstone.
2.7 ounces
75 grams
375 carats
Self-collected (On the beach,
facing the sea of Libya, Ierapetra on the island of Crete)
Greece
January 1989
2025-67-Crete
1989-Crete-1
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| Leaverite (Conglomerate): A Specimen (Seems to be a Fragment from a Demolished Floor) |
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