k Almandine Almandine is a naturally occurring mineral, a species of the garnet group, chemically a silicate of the metals iron bivalent and aluminum Fe3Al2Si3O12. Its crystal system is isometric, the crystal habit often being welldeveloped rhombic dodecahedral shapes, coloured a characteristic brownishred. It is found in schists and other metamorphic rocks, most often as individual crystals but also as crystal groups as seen in this sample from the vicinity of Bolzano in Southern Tirol. Actual width is 90 mm. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Almandine Almandine is a naturally occurring mineral, a species of the garnet group, chemically a silicate of the metals iron  bivalent  and aluminum  Fe3Al2Si3O12 . Its crystal system is isometric, the crystal habit often being well developed rhombic dodecahedral shapes, coloured a characteristic brownish red. It is found in schists and other metamorphic rocks, most often as individual crystals but also as crystal groups as seen in this sample from the vicinity of Bolzano in Southern Tirol. Actual width is 90 mm.
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Almandine

Almandine is a naturally occurring mineral, a species of the garnet group, chemically a silicate of the metals iron (bivalent) and aluminum (Fe3Al2Si3O12). Its crystal system is isometric, the crystal habit often being well-developed rhombic dodecahedral shapes, coloured a characteristic brownish-red. It is found in schists and other metamorphic rocks, most often as individual crystals but also as crystal groups as seen in this sample from the vicinity of Bolzano in Southern Tirol. Actual width is 90 mm.

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