From Bear Lake Diggings Torry Hill, Ontario, Canada
12*14*5cm
900gram
This Specimen From A Special Collection:
(Purchase Sudbury Roger Poulin July 18,2004)
This hornblende specimen from Bear Lake Diggings, Torry Hill, Ontario, Canada reflects a strong and grounded natural presence, shaped by deep geological processes. Its dark, elongated crystal formations create a bold and structured appearance, giving the piece a sense of depth and stability.
The natural textures and layered growth patterns add character and dimension, revealing subtle variations across the surface. Rather than relying on brightness, this specimen stands out through its form and composition, offering a more understated yet powerful visual appeal.
Sourced from a classic Canadian locality, this piece carries added significance through its provenance. It comes from a special collection and was acquired in Sudbury from Roger Poulin on July 18, 2004—enhancing its authenticity and collector value.
