k Almandine Almandine is a species of the garnet group, a silicate of the metals iron and aluminium 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. The crystals here seen are embedded in a micaceous hostrock from the Zillertal in Austria. Actual width of sample is 120 mm., by DIRK WIERSMASCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Almandine Almandine is a species of the garnet group, a silicate of the metals iron and aluminium  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. The crystals here seen are embedded in a micaceous host rock from the Zillertal in Austria. Actual width of sample is 120 mm., by DIRK WIERSMA SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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Almandine

Almandine is a species of the garnet group, a silicate of the metals iron and aluminium (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. The crystals here seen are embedded in a micaceous host-rock from the Zillertal in Austria. Actual width of sample is 120 mm., by DIRK WIERSMA/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

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