Saturday, November 29, 2008

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I have the pleasure of giving this notice to all Mineraland friends who have pieces from their private collections and want to sell or want to buy pieces from private collections of our friends along of Chile or Latin America.

Purchases and sales of parts of private collections will have to comply with the following rules.

1 .- Any person who is in part availability from personal collections and not others, may request Mineraland sending an email to upload pictures and information on the parts it has.

2 .- The people who send mail, should send the information on the pieces, basic, name of the part or parts, dimensions, location where it was found, weight if possible and at least two photographs, 800 X 600. Likewise, should provide a mail to get in touch with the people concerned.

3 .- The sale and purchase prices must be sent to interested persons by mail and not by the publications of this blog.

4 .- Mineraland not responsible for the misuse of this form of communication and exchange of parts of minerals, rocks, fossils or any other merchandise to compromise. 5 .-

Mineraland aims to promote exchange and not the sale of parts which we exchange concerned and do not sell parts. 6 .- Mineraland

calls particular attention to remittances and purchases of these pieces by the misuse of this information, also emphasizes that personal information should be kept above all.

7 .- Mineraland no aims to raise any funds to blog about it; Mineraland and never ask for money for any reason, parts or any form of commission for trade, nor its contributors or this blog. 8 .- Mineraland

never send mail or information to people buying and selling, giving information or asking them, never to act as a measuring among the participants.

9 .- Mineraland promotes other types of Web pages which is priced commercial species, for example. Www.deremate.com - www.mercadolibre.com - www. Ebay.es. Which has as its objective the purchase and sale of goods.

10 .- MINERALAND NOT LIABLE FOR THE LOSS, THEFT OR PARTS astray EXCHANGE AND PURCHASE. Just act PUBLISHER OF INFORMATION.

Jorge Araneda T

Mineraland Manager

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We are pleased Erick Alva present, which we put at your disposal, this blog is to present a collection you want to put itself up for sale.

Quartz This beautiful stone originates Giant Mine "Golden Lyre" 3.200 MSMM located in the District of Salpo, department of La Libertad - Peru. Its measurements are approximately 40 x 18 x 20 cm and weighing 27 kg. If there is anyone interested to buy please contact us by email acriko@hotmail.com.

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Thursday, October 2, 2008

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accumulate When samples preserve the issue of safety is of paramount importance if you do not want to end up with a lot of dust rather than a superb rock. Moreover, as the minerals represent something aesthetically beautiful to see it is important for us to show the public how they can be evaluated from different angles, something that in a box for example, is very difficult.


So how do I maintain a collection of minerals
of how to keep safe in addition to displaying the best way possible?

The question in a sense does not require further analysis, because as they say "everyone likes" because there are both forms of storage such as minerals on Earth, but there are some that are much safer than others, all depends on the combination of creativity, security and basic resources. in principle, to save our minerals in a box (cardboard, wood, etc ...) will only achieve that, due to friction that occurs between them, damaged and in some cases to break, either a falling glass or a simple transformation of precious sample into a coarse powder. Despite this, there are ways to ensure the integrity of our signs in the boxes. The first thing is to wrap the pieces with a paper (towel nova) to avoid friction, but if you choose this form must be very cautious because sometimes unwrap and wrap to show whether parts or working with them.

can also take the simple and easy egg cartons to store our samples and offering safety at minimal cost.


Another form of storage of these organizers are plastic. They are sold in most stores dedicated to home and construction area. While not designed for the storage of minerals, are a practical alternative, low-cost . There are various sizes and capacities, on which we should be fine tuned as well could buy about 5 boxes to our collection soon realize that, in our 100 minerals for example, only about 20 fit in it.


Together with the organizers, there are individual cases in this case, are designed for the storage of minerals and that have a protective padding material (cotton or foam) and a space for a label for the basic data of the sample. A disadvantage of such cases is that only allow the storage of minerals small (approx 5x5) so if you have a giant quartz on your shelf, you could hardly keep it in one of these boxes.

The other way is for mineralogists with race. Consists of sample storage in an acrylic base, which also includes basic data recorded mineral, transforming the piece into a sample with elegance and formality. The problem is that the sample to be affixed to the acrylic (with silicone or other adhesives) loses mobility and an important observation angle, depending on the part used as support.


There is an alternative if you want to set the sample by an adhesive. There methacrylate pedestals designed to support the sample (set to measure the mineral) and do not need glue to secure. In Chile, so far, I've only found these bases in "Hobbyteca of Santiago at a price of 10 x $ 10,000

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Finally, the best and most complete way to preserve our minerals are being kept in a glass case through which to assess their main characteristics. Also you can add lights to observe them better. If a window is also closed, is guaranteed to be free of dust and aesthetically speaking, I consider it the best way to keep a collection of this kind, though of course, requires a major investment to carry it out.

Some General Considerations:

must be very care when storing minerals of different chemical composition each other because their components can react when in contact with others. Some minerals react strongly to moisture, such as the Halite in wet traps water and then return it causing a puddle of water around it.

There are also radioactive minerals whose conservation requires an appropriate management to prevent contamination. So it is very necessary to know what we want to make up our shelves.

is not advisable to leave the minerals in the open since the elements of climate can cause changes in them (I still remember a chalcopyrite after rain almost becomes a chrysocolla) ____________________________________________________________________




Posted by Steffan Giadach, Second Mineraland Aboard Chile