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Dr. Robert Lavinsky, a fine mineral collector with the Arkenstone and donator of one of the world’s largest stibnite pieces, speaks at the University of Arizona’s Alfie Norville Gem & Mineral Museum during an unveiling Monday. Lavinsky says the size and condition of the stibnite piece makes the gem quite remarkable. The stibnite specimens to be housed at the museum.
One of the world’s largest stibnite pieces is unveiled during the media preview at the University of Arizona’s Alfie Norville Gem & Mineral Museum on Monday.
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