Silver Crystal Half-Breed Specimen 116g from Michigan

Silver Crystal Half-Breed Specimen from Houghton County is a striking natural formation where native silver has grown intertwined with its original host rock, often copper-bearing matrix or vein material. The term “half-breed” is commonly used by collectors to describe specimens that are part pure native silver and part attached matrix, showing both the precious metal and the geological environment in which it formed. Specimens from northern Michigan are especially prized for their sharp metallic crystal structure, bright luster, and historic connection to the Lake Superior mining region, making them highly desirable among mineral and native metal collectors.

This Crystal Silver was unearthed at the C&H Conglomerate Mine in Houghton County, Michigan.

3.25" L x 2.5" W x 1.5" H

116 grams

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