| Here are 4 specimens, many with multiple copper colored markers with litte arrows marking Enhydros aka Water Bubbles. You have to hold them just right to see the water bubble and most of the time it will move back and forth in the void. They need magnification, a loop, to see very well and are still hard to see. I looked at all of these and a few I see and many I do not see. There was one that I thought good which I saw, So there is at least one nice one in here. The two large crystals are very nice Quartz specimens from Arkansas, even without the Enhydros. These were prized by Clyde and others more than me. I just have a hard time finding and seeing them. Some are small and others are larger. Also do not let them freeze or the Quartz will shatter with the water expansion. I have heard a horrow story of a dealer having them in a car with temps below freezing and having all the specimens scatter (not me). ex Clyde Hardin collection |
