Classic Alpine Fissure Specimen from the Pinzgau Region
This impressive large cabinet specimen represents a timeless classic of Alpine mineralogy: characteristic pericline, a variety of albite, from the renowned Habach Valley in the Hohe Tauern mountains of Salzburg, Austria.
The specimen displays a milky-white to cream-white coloration and an attractive silky to vitreous luster across the well-developed crystal faces. The individual feldspar crystals are sharply defined and show the characteristic short, tabular habit associated with pericline from Alpine-type fissures.
Representative Large Cabinet Specimen for Alpine Mineral Collectors
Measuring 11.0 × 4.5 × 4.5 cm, this specimen belongs to the large cabinet size category and has a strong visual presence in a mineral display. Its weight is 205 g.
For collectors specializing in feldspar varieties, Alpine mineral associations, or historic Austrian localities, this fissure specimen provides excellent documentary value from one of Europe’s most important Alpine mineral regions.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Mineral species | Albite, variety pericline; framework silicate |
| Locality | Habach Valley, Bramberg am Wildkogel, Pinzgau, Salzburg, Austria |
| Specimen dimensions | 11.0 × 4.5 × 4.5 cm — impressive large cabinet specimen |
| Total weight | 205 g |
| Crystal habit | Short, tabular, sharply defined pericline crystal groups |
| Color and luster | Milky white to cream white; strong silky to vitreous luster |
| Special feature | Classic old find from one of Europe’s best-known Alpine mineral regions |














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