4.2LB RICH vein Gold Ore Mineral Rough

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4.2LB RICH vein Gold Ore Mineral Rough :
$179.95

4.2LB RICH vein Gold Ore Mineral Rough Free Shipping

Locality: Jiaojia Mine, Zhao Yuan, Shan Dong Province, China

Size:4.7" * 4.6" * 2.6"

Weight:1886grams=4.2LB

What you see is what you get.

Description:

This gold ore was found in the famous gold mine in China - Jiaojia Mine in Zhaoyuan Shandong Province - where we can find the highest content of gold in the world. The gold vein you can see in the photo is intergrowth of gold, silver, pyrite, galena and argentite. High quality gold will be epurated from it. As the cost of epuration for small specimens is not economic,we recommend our buyers to treat it as a collection for show.

Gold is a pleasure to own and possess, as many people have discovered throughout the ages and around the world. Gold is a very stubborn element when it comes to reacting to or combining with other elements. Keeping this in mind, helps to explain many things about gold. There are very few true gold ores, besides native gold, because it forms a major part of only a few rare minerals, it is found as little more than a trace in a few others or it is alloyed to a small extent with other metals such as silver. Gold is almost indestructible and has been used and then reused for centuries to the extent that all gold of known existence is almost equal to all the gold that has ever been mined. Gold is a great medium metal for jewelry, as it never tarnishes. Native gold wires emerging from massive white quartz can make for a visually stunning specimen.

Gold specimens are sometimes artistically stunning and a good investment as well. After all, it is gold, which never seems to lose its value. Good natural specimens though are more expensive than their actual weight value. This is to be expected as good gold crystals are somewhat scarce (most are melted down for quick profits) and you really don't want a natural specimen to be worth what a lump of previously smelted and refined gold is worth, do you?

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