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Mesolite is a hydrous sodium-calcium aluminosilicate mineral in the zeolite group. It commonly forms slender, needle-like or fibrous crystals in cavities and fractures of volcanic rocks, especially basalt. Mesolite is closely related chemically and structurally to natrolite and scolecite, and specim...
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Delicate acicular zeolite sprays are admired in specimens; fragile and unsuitable for most jewelry.
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Actinolite is a calcium magnesium iron amphibole mineral that forms a compositional series with tremolite. It commonly occurs in metamorphic rocks, especially rocks formed when magnesium- and calcium-rich materials are altered during metamorphism. Actinolite may appear green, gray-green, or nearly b...
Tiger's eye is a variety of quartz that displays chatoyancy, a moving band of reflected light resembling the eye of a cat. Its golden-brown appearance develops from the alteration of fibrous materials related to crocidolite, with quartz preserving a parallel structure that reflects light. The stone...
Hawk's eye is a blue to blue-grey variety of chatoyant quartz closely related to tiger's eye. Its silky optical band, known as chatoyancy, results from aligned fibrous inclusions that reflect light across the polished surface. The material develops through alteration of crocidolite-bearing rock and...
Dumortierite is a fibrous aluminum borosilicate mineral that commonly forms columnar crystals or parallel aggregates. It was first described in 1881 from France and named for the French paleontologist Eugène Dumortier. Its colors include bright blue, greenish blue, violet, purple, red-violet, and br...
Plancheite is a rare hydrated copper silicate mineral with the ideal formula Cu8Si8O22(OH)4·H2O. It is typically pale to deep blue or blue-green and commonly occurs as rounded concretions, spherules, or tightly fibrous and sometimes asbestiform aggregates rather than as large transparent crystals. T...
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