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Piemontite is a manganese-rich variety of epidote, a mineral group member that commonly forms in metamorphic rocks. Manganese gives it red, pink, purple, or violet coloration, and many specimens show pleochroism, meaning their apparent color changes with viewing direction under polarized light. Its...
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Distinct red epidote variety interests specialists; typically opaque or included, with modest jewelry recognition.
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Clinozoisite is a calcium aluminium silicate hydroxide mineral in the epidote group. It is the monoclinic polymorph of zoisite, so it has the same chemical composition as zoisite but a different crystal structure. It forms mainly in metamorphic rocks and occurs in colors including green, yellow, gre...
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