Museum piece Sulphur,Sulfur- on Aragonite - SICILY 15 x 11 x 10 CM - 1.255 Kg. For Sale

Museum piece Sulphur,Sulfur- Schwefel, Soufre on Aragonite

Finding from the 70s

The sulfur comes from Cozzo Disi mine located near the town of Casteltermini, Province of Agrigento.

This was one of the largest sulfur mines of Sicily, were discovered inside the large cavity (called Garbere) completely covered with crystals of sulfur and gypsum, among these the most important is the great Garbera which is in the third level of cultivation mining, discovered in the 40s.

Inside of this mine were extracted wonderful mineral sulfur lemon yellow, sulfur bituminous plaster with sulfur and aragonite pseudomorfa.

The mine was closed in 1989 along with the last six sulfur mines of Sicily.

DIMENSIONS: 15 X 11 X 10 CM -Crystallized all around

WEIGHT: 1.255 KG.

LocationTOFIND: MINECOZZODISI,CASTELTERMINI, AGRIGENTO -SICILY-ITALY

I assure you that this piece is much more beautiful in appearance, neither the photos nor the videos do it justice

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I highly recommend seeing all 4 videos of this Magnificent Sulphur

(Friends in the United States, I kindly ask you not to make offers. There are problems with shipping to your country.Shipments are already being returned by Italian customs.This is all due to the new US customs regulations.)

DELIVERY: 15 DAYS ABOUT-Registered shipping with tracking

Be careful:

All my sulfur is natural and comes from the Sicilian mines (now all closed for 30 years).

But I see that there are many synthetic sulphurs, laboratory products, passed off as natural sulphurs, these sellers do not have the honesty to declare that they are synthetic products, on the contrary, sometimes they even write that they are Sicilian sulphurs.

The bad thing is that these synthetic sulfurs sell for even hundreds of dollars, and these synthetic sulfurs are also harmful to health, and also harmful if placed on display together with other natural minerals.