Epidote floater cluster

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Now this IS rare quality for epidote clusters even for this suddenly productive locality that emerged onto the market in the early 2000s (and has since petered out)! It is a FLOATER cluster of large, thick, dark green epidote crystals that is complet all around, 360 and 720 degrees if you rotate. It is quite dramatic in form as you can see. Very neat association piece to go with a prehnite from the locality as the prehnites are far more common, and still available today in some numbers, but these giant intact epidotes were more rare. Obtained from Rock Currier in 2005.