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The image displays a geological exhibit. In the foreground, a collection of faceted gemstones, each mounted on a thin rod, are arranged on a black cloth surface. These gemstones vary in color, including green, pink, and red. Further back, a large, light-colored rock specimen with small green mineral inclusions is positioned. To the right, a cluster of dark, crystalline mineral specimens is visible. Above the rocks, a label reads "Andradite" and describes it as an "iron- and calcium-rich member of the garnet supergroup." Another label identifies "16. Grossular" from "Jeffrey Mine, Québec, Canada" with "Colourless crystals with green colour crystals on matrix." Small numbered placards are visible: "11" to the left of the gemstones, "14" below the larger rock specimen, and "15" to the right of the dark crystals. The overall environment suggests a museum or exhibition hall. The image does not contain any information about the city of London, United Kingdom, nor does it depict any people.
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