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The image shows a display case in the Triberg im Schwarzwald, Germany, featuring various mineral specimens. The display case has glass shelves, and the background is dark. There are several mineral samples, each with a small clear label identifying the mineral and its origin. In the top shelf, there are two mineral specimens. The one on the left is a light-colored, crystalline rock with a label indicating "CALCIT", "NATROLITH", "NIEDERROTWEIL", and "(Kaiserstuhl)". The specimen on the right is a white, crystalline rock with a label indicating "HYALIT", "MILCHOPAL", "ARAGONIT", "LIMBURG", and "(Kaiserstuhl)". The middle shelf contains two more mineral specimens. The one on the left is a rough, greyish-white mineral cluster with a label reading "ARAGONIT", "LIMBURG", and "(Kaiserstuhl)". The specimen on the right is a larger, irregularly shaped rock with a sandy texture and dark inclusions, also with a label that is partially visible but appears to identify it as "MELANIT" and "NIEDERROTWEIL (Kaiserstuhl)". A hand with manicured nails is visible in the reflection on the glass of the display case, reaching towards the minerals on the middle shelf. The bottom shelf displays two mineral specimens. The one on the left is a large, white, crystalline mineral with dark patches and a label stating "HYALIT", "(GLASOPAL)", "LIMBURG", and "(Kaiserstuhl)". To its right is a reddish-orange mineral specimen with a label that reads "NATROLITH", "NIEDERROTWEIL", and "(Kaiserstuhl)". A sliver of another mineral specimen is visible on the far right of the bottom shelf.
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