Here's an excellent Grenvillian titanite specimen showcasing what is essentially two excellent, dark brown, super sharp blades of titanite with a mirror-like lustre on a mass made up of smaller blades and cleaved titanite. The specimen comes from Bear Lake Diggings, historically one of Ontario’s most celebrated collecting sites, has yielded large fluorapatite crystals, some exceeding a foot in length. This location, previously the province's first publicly protected mineral collecting site, was sold in 2016, and access has since been restricted. As a result, specimens from this site have become increasingly rare and desirable among collectors, making this piece a valuable example of the area’s unique mineralogical heritage.
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