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Clipart illustrations of crystals of numerous minerals. These crystalline minerals are created through natural processes, and so often times there are numerous crystal shapes for any given mineral (polycrystalline materials).


Twinned Crystal of Gypsum
"...the two portions are symmetrical with respect to a plane parallel to the ortho-pinacoid." -The Encyclopedia Britannica 1910...
Twinning
"Albite and Carlsbad twinning combined." -Johannsen, 1908...
Two Octahedra
An illustration showing "two octahedra...united by contact along a surface parallel to an octahedron face without interpentration. " -Britannica, 1910...
Vesuvianite
Vesuvianite....
Vesuvianite
Vesuvianite...
Vesuvianite
"Tetragonal. Prismatic in habit. Often vertically striated. Common forms are prisms of first and second orders, pyramid of first order and base." — Ford, 1912...
Vesuvianite
"Tetragonal. Prismatic in habit. Often vertically striated. Common forms are prisms of first and second orders, pyramid of first order and base." — Ford, 1912...
Wernerite
"Tetragonal; tripyramidal. Crystals usually prismatic. Prominent forms are prisms of the first and second order, pyramid of first." — Ford, 1912...
Wernerite
"Tetragonal; tripyramidal. Crystals usually prismatic. Prominent forms are prisms of the first and second order, pyramid of first. Rarely shows the faces of the pyramid of the third order." —...
Zincite
"A crystal of zincite with a prism terminated by a pyramid above a basal pinacoid below." — Ford, 1912...
Zircon
Zircon....
Zircon
Zircon....
Zircon
Zircon....
Zircon
Zircon....
Zircon
"Tetragonal. Crystals usually show a simple combination of prism and pyramid of the first order. The prism of the second order and a ditetragonal pyramid also at times observed." — Ford, 1912...
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