Alberto, thank you so much for publishing here. This is what I enjoy seeing here. The Moctezumite has a perfect name for such a rare national treasure such as this mineral is. Of all the specimens I see on the internet, this one you have shared is truly a magnificent and rare piece. Radioactive specimens are powerful and special gifts and absolutely must be respected. The crumbling and dusty ones give me the most cause for concern. There are many wonderful types of uranium bearing rocks in the desert southwest (which sadly WAS Mexico not very long ago) . I am from the state of Arizona and I love the desert and its minerals. I will share some more of the Chalcanthite copper mineral with uranium containing becquerelerite, johannite, and shröckingerite from the Hideout Mine in southern Utah. Most of the desert has very bland weathered sandstone containing secondary uranium minerals. When you gain access to some of the very few remaining mines that have not been sealed off then there is possibility to daringly liberate some lost minerals such as these blue ones.

I have great interest in the Aztec and Mayan cultures, especially the fact that homeland of the Azteca was quite possibly in the desert southwest of the US. Their mining was extensive and I imagine they found many beautiful and rare minerals besides gold, silver, and copper. We lived next to the Hopi Indian tribal land and explored many of the ruins and cliff dwellings but I have always longed to go down to somewhere like Oaxaca in Mexico and see some of the truly great ruins of such an amazing culture. It is a blessing to have the devices to bridge the distances and language barriers that have kept humanity seperated.

Please feel free to share anything you desire here and thank you for taking the initiative to do so. I hope many others follow your example. Thanks again for being here.

Alberto, thank you for the kind words! Your order made me extremely happy and I am thrilled that you came to join us here at my website. It is my pleasure to share these beautiful rocks with the world and an honor to have your knowledge and expertise with us here on this platform. You will be right at home with other intelligent mineral enthusiasts. I will definitely list some Musonoi specimens there. They make the shipping cost more affordable when posting on Amazon. I will find a specimen or two to list specifically on there and think it is a wonderful idea to gain exposure for such wonderful specimens. Please check back here often and if there is anything you like feel free to message me and I can always make a post for a specific item so you may acquire it. If you need anything specific I can also try and find minerals matching your needs. I am happy you enjoy the uraninite and look forward to having you as an acquaintance and colleague. See you around Alberto!

Sincerely,

Brandon and family