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This is a close-up, eye-level, medium shot of a display case at a museum in Schonach im Schwarzwald, Germany. The display case contains a collection of mineral specimens. The specimens are arranged on glass shelves.

The top shelf displays three mineral specimens. The largest specimen, on the left, is a dark red, layered rock labeled "ROTEISEN Flußspatgrube REINERZAU". To its right are two lighter colored crystalline specimens, each with a label. The left specimen is labeled "THAUMASIT PREHNIT Str. Vulkan HASLACH i.K.". The right specimen is labeled "PREHNIT CALCIT Str. Vulkan HASLACH i.K.".

The middle shelf has two specimens. On the left, a light-colored mineral is partially visible. On the right, a complex mineral specimen with green and blue hues sits on a small silver stand, labeled "AZURIT KUPFERERZ NEUBULACH". A reflection of a person's hand is visible on the glass of this shelf.

The bottom shelf displays two more mineral specimens. On the left, a light-colored crystalline specimen is visible. To its right, a larger, lighter gray specimen with darker inclusions is labeled "PEKTOLITH Str. Vulkan HASLACH i.K.".

The background of the display case is dark and textured. The sides of the display case are framed by dark wood.
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Jul 28, 2026, 10:36 AM

Schonach im Schwarzwald, Germany

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This is a close-up, eye-level, medium shot of a display case at a museum in Schonach im Schwarzwald, Germany. The display case contains a collection of mineral specimens. The specimens are arranged on glass shelves. The top shelf displays three mineral specimens. The largest specimen, on the left, is a dark red, layered rock labeled "ROTEISEN Flußspatgrube REINERZAU". To its right are two lighter colored crystalline specimens, each with a label. The left specimen is labeled "THAUMASIT PREHNIT Str. Vulkan HASLACH i.K.". The right specimen is labeled "PREHNIT CALCIT Str. Vulkan HASLACH i.K.". The middle shelf has two specimens. On the left, a light-colored mineral is partially visible. On the right, a complex mineral specimen with green and blue hues sits on a small silver stand, labeled "AZURIT KUPFERERZ NEUBULACH". A reflection of a person's hand is visible on the glass of this shelf. The bottom shelf displays two more mineral specimens. On the left, a light-colored crystalline specimen is visible. To its right, a larger, lighter gray specimen with darker inclusions is labeled "PEKTOLITH Str. Vulkan HASLACH i.K.". The background of the display case is dark and textured. The sides of the display case are framed by dark wood.

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