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Desert roses are most commonly comprised of two minerals, selenite (gypsum) and/or barite. Selenite from the Latin, selenites, Greek, selene literally translating to "Moon". Ranges from transparent to pearly luminosity, is an evaporate that has 4 varities of the mineral gypsum, selenite, satin spar, desert rose and gyspum flower.
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HISTORY, NAME, LOCALITIES: Austinite, pronounced AUSS-tin-ite, was recognized as a mineral species after its discovery in Utah in 1935. It is named for American mineralogist Austin Flint Rogers (1877-1957).
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The other molybdenite-group minerals include drysdallite, or molybdenum diselenide (MoSe 2), and tungstenite, or tungsten disulfide (WS 2). Molybdenite's perfect, one-directional cleavage, softness, and greasy feel are explained by the complex bonding within its crystal lattice. The molybdenite molecule consists of a molybdenum atom bound to two
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Libethenite is a rare, secondary mineral that forms in the oxidized zones of copper deposits, usually from the weathering of apatite-group phosphate minerals. METAPHYSICAL PROPERTIES, LORE, USES: Because of its rarity, libethenite has no technological or jewelry uses.
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Selenite Cluster Mineral Specimen. GYPSUM (var. SELENITE) HISTORY, NAME, LOCALITIES: Gypsum, pronounced JIP-sum, is hydrous calcium sulfate. Its name stems from the Greek gypsos, or "plaster," alluding to one of its early uses. Selenite, pronounced SELL-en-ite, is the crystalline variety of gypsum.
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Lovely pink-magenta in color cobaltoan calcite derives its name form the Greek chalx, meaning "lime" or any white, calcareous mineral. Collectors acquire dolomite because of the rarity of the well-developed crystals; interesting mineralogical association; and unusual, curved crystal faces.
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Fine molybdenite specimens have come from many North American localities. Among them are the major molybdenite deposits at the Climax Mine near Leadville, Colorado; the …
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Stilbite-Ca is a secondary mineral that forms in vugs in basaltic rock in association with other zeolites, and also occurs in sedimentary layers that have undergone alkaline alteration. METAPHYSICAL PROPERTIES, …
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Lovely pink-magenta in color cobaltoan calcite derives its name form the Greek chalx, meaning "lime" or any white, calcareous mineral. Collectors acquire dolomite because of the rarity of the well-developed crystals; interesting mineralogical association; and unusual, curved crystal faces.
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It is transparent to translucent, has a lime-green color, a Mohs hardness of 3.5-4.0, a resinous luster, and a high specific gravity of 6.5-7.1. Pyromorphite is a secondary mineral that forms in the oxidized zones of lead deposits and is usually associated with such minerals as wulfenite, anglesite, and cerussite.
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MIMETITE. HISTORY, NAME, LOCALITIES: Mimetite, pronounced MEE-meh-tite, was recognized as a mineral species and named in 1835. Mimetite's name stems from the Greek mimethes, meaning "to imitate" and alluding to its similarity to pyromorphite.
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FLUORITE (var. "RAINBOW") HISTORY, NAME, LOCALITIES: Fluorite, pronounced FLOR-ite, has been known since antiquity. Its name stems from the Latin fluere, meaning "flow," and alluding to its ability to reduce the melting temperature of …
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ARSENOPYRITE. HISTORY, NAME, LOCALITIES: Arsenopyrite, pronounced arr-sen-oh-PIE-rite, has since antiquity served as a source of the element arsenic.
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Learn about the chemical formula, composition, crystal structure, physical and optical properties, and occurrence of molybdenite, a hexagonal sulfide mineral. See images, …
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Crystals & Minerals, Cactus Quartz Cactus Quartz QUARTZ (var. AMETHYST, subvariety CACTUS): Amethyst cactus quartz, or silicon dioxide, is one of the most unusual and distinctive forms of quartz that is …
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HISTORY, NAME, LOCALITIES: Mineralogists recognized forsterite, pronounced FOR-stir-ite, as a mineral in 1824 and named it for the German naturalist Johann Forster. The transparent, lime-green, gem variety is known as peridot, pronounced PAIR-ee-doh, a name that is rooted in the Arabic faradat, or "gemstone."
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MARCASITE. HISTORY, NAME, LOCALITIES: Marcasite has been known since antiquity and long confused with chemically identical pyrite. Its name stems from the medieval Latin marcasita, which is derived from the Arabic markaschatsa, meaning "fire stone," in allusion to its ability to spark when struck with iron or flint.
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Bowenite is a metamorphic mineral that forms from the hydrothermal alteration of peridotite. METAPHYSICAL PROPERTIES, LORE, USES: Bowenite has no technological uses. As a semiprecious gemstone with a jade-like appearance, it is fashioned into cabochons for wear as pendants.
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Stibnite occurs primarily in hydrothermal veins and hot-springs deposits in association with such minerals as cinnabar, realgar, and arsenopyrite. METAPHYSICAL PROPERTIES, LORE, USES: Powdered stibnite has served as …
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HISTORY, NAME, LOCALITIES: Trolleite, pronounced TRAHL-ah-ite, was recognized as a mineral species in 1868 after a study of specimens collected at the Västanå iron mine in Sweden. It is named for Swedish chemist Hans Gabriel Trolle-Wachtmeister (1782-1871).
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This mineral is sweet light pink to deep pink prismatic crystals with small quartz terminations sprinkled through out the specimen. Locality: San Martin Mine at Chiurucu, Huallanca District, Bolognesi Province, Ancash Dept., Peru
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Wulfenite will always be the most collectible molybdenum mineral for its rarity, excellent crystal development, and, most importantly, its bright yellow-orange colors. But when …
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Molybdenite is the most prevalent molybdenum-bearing mineral, and is named after that element. It forms in lustrous, metallic-looking crystals that can be easily bent and have …
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Molybdenite is a rare sulfide mineral that is the primary ore of molybdenum and a minor ore of rhenium. It has a greasy feel, a low …
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