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Iridosmine and Somewhat Related Minerals |
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The following gallery contains images of iridosmine, osmiridium, platinum, iridium, osmium, palladium, bismuth, sulfur, etc. As none of these specimens have been chemically analyzed, it is pointless to up-date their names. Many of the sampes are obviously polymineralic and undoubtedly would present surprises if properly tested. |
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Bismuth Crystal inclusions in quartz gemstone, Minas Gerais, Brazil, left 1 cm |
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Platinum, Trinity Co., California, field = 5 mm |
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Osmium, Sissbersk, Urals, Russia, 1 mm |
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Iridosmine, Nizhne Tagilsk, Urals, Russia 3 mm |
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Iridosmine, Nizhne Tagilsk 3 mm |
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Osmium, Nizhne Tagilsk 1 mm |
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Osmiridium, Nizhne Tagilsk, 0.5 mm |
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Osmium, iridosmine, chromite, Yakutsk, Russia largest grains about 1-2 mm |
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