GENERAL INDEX
General Index
The following abbreviations appear after page numbers. m A map of the locality or a map on which the locality In the case of special issues, the letter precedes the page ( ) Reported from this locality; no further information appears number. b Book review n Brief descriptive note, as in “What’s New in TZ Topaz (vol. 26, no. 1) c Crystal morphology information Minerals?” MB Mineral Books (vol. 26, no. 4) d Crystal drawing p Photograph or other illustration P Mines and Minerals of Peru (vol. 28, no. 4) ff Continues on following non-consecutive pages, or q Quantitative data (x-ray data, chemical analysis, SH Sweet Home Mine (vol. 29, no. 4) referenced frequently throughout lengthy article physical properties, etc.) OJ Mexico II—Ojuela mine (vol. 34, no. 5) g Geologic information s Specimen locality attribution only; no information LL Mexico III—Los Lamentos and others (vol. 34, no. 6) h Historical information about the locality itself GU Mexico IV—Guerrero and others (vol. 35, no. 6)
ACANTHITE Russia Mexico Austria Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Kraj: small masses Chihuahua Lower Austria 32:8 El Potosi mine, Santa Eulalia: purple/yellow Annaberg district: old massive ore specimens Spain manganoan, 1-cm crystals 30:217n 29:184p Balcoll mine, Falset, Tarragona: microcrystals Durango Bolivia 30:153n Ojuela mine, Mapimí: 7.2-cm crystal group Cerro Rico de Potosi, Potosi: ore, microcrys- United States 28:210p; manganoan crystal group, 3 cm tals, one superb specimen 30:20p, 32:463p Colorado 33:183p; complete description of occur- Colquechaca: superb 6.2-cm specimen 32:462p Pelican mine, Clear Creek County: sharp rence 34:OJ35–53d,h,p Canada cubes to 1.25 cm in cluster 32:53 Nuevo Leon British Columbia Montana Oaxaca: drusy coatings on hemimorphite Silvana mine, Sandon: tiny bladed crystals Butte, Silver Bow County: masses, films, 27:391n 27:434 crystals to 1.4 cm 33:42 Namibia England ACTINOLITE Tsumeb: cuprian adamite hosting andyrobertsite Cornwall France 30:181, 184q, 186; green crystals with ferri- 33: Wheal Newton: old specimen, sharp octahe- La Combe de la Selle, Isère: “byssolite” fibers lotharmeyerite 182p; cuprian, 5.6-cm 35: drons to 2 cm 35:263 to 10 cm 32:227 specimen No. 4 (cover) Germany Italy Russia Obersachsen Piemonte Verchniy (Brenner) mine, Dal’negorsk, Pri- Freiberg: specimen from Ferguson collection Val d’Ala: “byssolite” with pericline speci- morskiy Kraj: apple-green hemispheres on 31: 31:429p mens 28:412n gossan matrix 512n; cuprian adamite hemi- Himmelsfüst mine, Freiberg: specimen from Russia spheres to 1 cm 32:9 Zaire Ferguson collection 31:431p Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Kraj: in skarns 32:8 26: Hungary Dodo deposit, Subpolar Urals: acicular crystals Kipushi mine, Shaba 173–174h,p Rudabánya: flakes, microcrystals widely dis- included in quartz, as nests 30:433 AEGIRINE seminated 32:105 Puiva deposit, Subpolar Urals: acicular crystals Canada Mexico included in quartz, as nests 30:456 Quebec Guanajuato Spain Mont Saint-Hilaire: black needles rimming Acanthite with Ag mineralization in Guana- Nueva Vizcaya mine, Burguillos del Cerro, polylithionite 26:222n; crystals with juato mines 30:84–85 Badajoz: crystals to 2 cm 33:491q clubbed ends 32:403 Rayas (Reyes) mine, Guanajuato: coating Sweden Saint-Amable sill: acicular and prismatic crys- polybasite crystals 26:496n; pseudos after Bastnäs mines, Västmanland: fibrous masses in tals to 1 cm 29:92, 94p pyrargyrite 26:582n; thumbnail clusters of skarn around cerium ore 35:193 Malawi brilliant cubes 30:217n United States Mt. Malosa, Zomba: large lustrous crystals Sirena mine, Guanajuato: vivid black 5-mm Alaska 26:149, 152n; doubly terminated crystals to cubes on matrix 26:582n Green Monster Mountain, Prince of Wales 14 cm 28:64n; on feldspar with quartz Torres mine, Guanajuato: lustrous crystals to Island: sprays, tufts of acicular crystals, 28:131n; crystals to 10 cm on feldspar 3 cm with apophyllite 32:247p, 248n inclusions in quartz 35:393p 28:413n; lustrous prisms to 18 cm with micro- Sonora Arizona cline, zircon 32:59–60n; superb specimen Arizpe: world-class specimen in Romero col- Kullman-McColl claims: matted masses with parisite 34:86 lection 28:213 26:444 Pakistan Zacatecas California Zagi Mountain, Northwest Frontier Province: Fresnillo: lustrous crystal groups to 3 x 4 cm Owens Valley: crystals to 5 cm, pseudomor- dark green prisms to 2 cm 35:212 26:496n; brilliant cubic crystals to 3 cm, phous after unknown 29:135p, 137n Russia branching groups 34:LL46–47p ADAMITE Alluaiv, Lovozero massif, Kola Peninsula Proano mine, Fresnillo: sharp, lustrous crys- 26:(493) tal groups 33:263n Austria Lower Austria Kukisvumchorr, Chibiny, Kola Peninsula Norway 26:(493) Kongsberg mines: recently found, crystals to Sankt Joachim mine, Annaberg district: yel- AENIGMATITE 1.5 cm 32:196, 198p, 204 low crystals to 0.5 mm 29:184 Peru Greece United States Huanzala mine: drusy, with pale green fluorite Laurium, Attika: green cuprian adamite 26:99 Idaho crystals 27:145n Italy Delamar mine, Delamar, Owyhee County: Julcani mine: crystals to 5 mm coating wire Tuscany microcrystals frozen in matrix 26:478n silver 26:497n Costa quarry, Serravezza: 1-mm crystals AERINITE 27: Uchucchacua mine, Lima Dept.: crystals to 3 50 France cm with wire silver 32:57n; lustrous crystals Saint-Pandelon 27:(101) to 3 cm with rhodochrosite 34:245–246p
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Morocco AGUILARITE Argentina Ourika 27:(101) Mexico Rumi Tucu mine near Papachacra, Belén, Spain Guanajuato Catamarca: epitaxial on microcline 26:TZ16 Antequera, Málaga: blue fibrous crystals on Guanajuato district mines: fine specimens Canada and in quartz 27:99–103c,d,g,h,m,p found 30:84–85; displayed 30:239 Quebec Juseu and Estinopiñan, Huesca 27:(100) La Serena mine: thumbnail specimens Lac Nicolet mine, South Ham: tabular crys- Tartaren, Lerida 27:(100–101) 27:391n; skeletal 2-cm crystals 30:212p tals to 7 mm 27:125p United States AHEYLITE Saint-Amable sill: tabular and bladed crys- Arizona tals to 1.5 mm 29:92 Gunsight Mountains 27:(101) Bolivia Bosnia/Hercogovina Huanuni mine, Huanuni, Oruro: pale gray trans- Zagradski Potok near Busovac=a: tabular 1-cm AESCHYNITE-(Y) lucent spheres 26:487n France crystals with hyalophane 27:341 AHLFELDITE Brazil Trimouns quarry, Luzenac, Ariège: tabular crys- tals to 4 cm, microcrystals 35:231p Bolivia Minas Gerais Pacajake mine, Potosí: crystalline crusts, indi- Agua Roa: zinnwaldite-coated, matrix for AFGHANISTAN viduals to 1 mm 34:347–348d,h,p rhodochrosite 26:490n 32: 33: 35: Badakhshan 253s, 274s, 147s, 148s AIKINITE France Bamiyan Province 32:497s La Combe de la Selle, Isère: lustrous crystals, Peru Chuliani, near Jalalabad 32:60s most twinned, to 6 mm 32:227 Gamintha, Laghman Province 33:523s Julcani district, Huancavelica Dept.: acicular 3- Trimouns quarry, Luzenac, Ariège: crystals to 28: Ghash, Dara Pech, Kunar 32:487s mm crystals P88 1 cm 35:232 Gulbahar, Ghazni Province 35:255s AJOITE Italy Gusalaka mine near Pech, Kunar 26:487s South Africa Liguria Jegdalek, Kabul Province 27:221s, 33:182s Messina mine: with papagoite in quartz 27:66 Molinello mine, Val Graveglia: crystals to Kiran, Kikcha (Kokcha?) Valley, Badakhshan AKROCHORDITE 2 cm in attractive specimens 32:357 34:279s Sweden Piemonte Kligal mine near Paprok 26:487s Långban, Värmland 27:(207) Val d’Ala: “pericline” with byssolite speci- Kokcha Valley, Badakhshan 26:487s, 32:61s, mens 28:412n 33:85s, 33:97s, 34:92s, 35:150s ALABAMA Val Varaita: 4-cm crystals in plates to 35 cm Kunar, Nuristan 26:487s, 31:282s Arbacoochee gold placer area 35:62s 31:510; crystals to 3 cm 34:201 Markhi Khel near Spinghar, Nangarhar Province Augusta Ridge, Cherokee County 26:219s Tuscany 28:508s Chulafinne gold placer area 35:62s Serravezza: clear tabular crystals 27:50 Mawi, Laghman Province 33:523s Cragford district 26:TZ64 Mozambique Mine #1, Kokcha Valley 33:274s Erin, Clay County 28:53g Alto Ligonha area: large groups of “cleave- Nuristan 26:487s, 28:201s, 28: No. 6 (cover photo), McAllister deposit, Coosa County district 26:TZ64 landite” crystals 31:467–468 31:55s, 31:58s, 31:62s, 31:63s, 31:64s, 31:67s, Fault Line prospect, Indian Mountain complex Pakistan 31:70s, 33:84s 26:219–220g, 26:475s Kashmal, between Dusso and Shigar 26:TZ(23) Pagecomvel 32:493s Indian Mountain prospects 26:218s Niyit Bruk mine northeast of Dusso: with topaz Panshir Valley 32:494–495s Lake Martin, Old Town 26:475s crystals 26:TZ22 Paprok (Paprock, Paprook), Nuristan 26:487s, Red Ball mine, Calhoun County 26:218g,h, Zagi Mountain, Northwest Frontier Province: 27:145s, 28:133s, 28:212s, 29:133s, 33:274s 26:475s twinned crystals to 1 cm 35:212 Paroon 33:264s, 274s Rockford 26:TZ64 Tajikistan Pech, Kunar 26:579s, 34:No. 2 (cover) ALABANDITE Kurt Koi, Pamir Mountains: with elbaite crys- Quntiwan, Badakhshan 32:487s Italy tals 26:579 27: 33: Sar-e-Sang deposit, Badakhshan 109s, 85s, Liguria Russia 33: 35: 259s, 255s Val Graveglia: crusts, rounded crystal aggre- Dodo deposit, Subpolar Urals: twinned, trans- 32: 32: Shinwaro, Kunar 55s, 253s gates 32:357, 358p parent crystals to 7 mm 30:433 Siro Mountains, Khak district, Zabul Province Peru Mokrusha and Kazjonnitsa mines, Mursinka, 35: 255s Aribia mine, Pachapaqui district: black veins Ural Mts. (cleavelandite) 26:TZ21 Tchornbarak Village, Pech, Kunnar, Nuristan 34:243 Slovakia 31:99s Sweden Pezinok mine, Pezinok: rare, with carbonates AFGHANITE Garpenberg: large masses 27:209 31:157 Table of 10 worldwide occurrences 27:112 Nordmark, Värmland 27:(209) Spain Table of chemical analyses, formulae 27:113 Russia Nueva Vizcaya mine, Burguillos del Cerro, Afghanistan Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Kraj: massive 32:10 Badajoz: pink tabular crystals in clusters Mine #1, Kokcha Valley: terminated prisms to Inyltschek, Kyrgy, Urals 26:(493) to 4 cm 33:491 4 cm in marble 33:274n United States Switzerland Kokcha Valley, Badakhshan: sharp blue pris- Montana Piz Beverin, Graubünden: lustrous, colorless matic crystals in marble 33:85p, 97n Butte, Silver Bow County: alteration films crystals to 4 cm on quartz 30:221n Locality not specified: terminated blue prisms on rhodochrosite 33:42 United States to 4 cm 34:85n, 86n California ALASKA Himalaya mine, San Diego County: matrix Sar-e-Sang: translucent blue crystals to 4 cm in Bokan Mountain, Prince of Wales Island 35:238s 33: for large elbaite crystals 26:477n, 33:394p; calcite 259n Chena Hot Springs Road near Fairbanks 31:276s Italy crystals common in pockets 33:392, 396p Dry Delta, Alaska Range 30:411s Little Three mine, San Diego County: “cleave- Campania Green Monster Mountain, Prince of Wales Island 27: landite” with spessartine, schorl 33:398, Mount Vesuvius: 109–114c,d,g,h,p,q, 31:298h; 35:383–404, 419–420g,h,m,p 27:(152) 401p, 403 Lost River 26:TZ14 Tourmaline Queen mine, San Diego County Tuscany Prince of Wales Island 27:456s, 35:152s Grosseto 26:(495) 33:(381) Rocky Pass, Kuiu Island 31:276s White Queen mine, San Diego County: at- AGRELLITE ALBERTA tractive “cleavelandite” clusters 33:383 Tajikistan Hines Creek 26:491s Idaho Dara-i-Pioz, Pamir Mountains: fluorescent pink 26: ALBITE Sawtooth Range TZ16, 17g,p 27:18 Maine Afghanistan Bennett quarry, Buckfield: crystal groups to Pagecomvel: 10 x 12-cm cluster of pink crys- 30 cm 26:479n tals 32:493n
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Emmons quarry, Greenwood: clusters to 30 ALMANDINE ALUMINITE cm 26:479n France Hungary Nevada Trimouns quarry, Luzenac, Ariège: crystals to Rudabánya: earthy concretions to 5 cm with Zapot pegmatite, Mineral County: masses, 1 cm in pegmatite zone 35:232 gypsum 32:105 crystals to 4 mm 30:282 Madagascar United States New York Locality not specified: sharp 1.5-cm dodecahe- Tennessee Rossie, St. Lawrence County: drusy crystals drons in matrix 28:60–61n Alum Cave Bluff, Sevier County: masses of 32:279 Manandona (6 km southeast; same locality as white to yellowish fibers 31:168–169p Valentine mine, Harrisville: crystals to 1.5 above): crystals to 3 cm 29:132n ALUMINOCOPIAPITE cm on acicular orthoclase 30:44n Norway North Carolina Hungary Harstad: sharp 9-cm dodecahedrons in schist Rudabánya: efflorescences and crusts with other McKinney mine, Spruce Pine district: crys- 26: 497n sulfates 32:112 tals with pumpellyite 27:289–290g,p Russia ALFORSITE Dodo deposit, Subpolar Urals: chloritized crys- ALUMINO-TSCHERMAKITE United States tals, lustrous crystals to 7 mm 30:433 Tanzania California Puiva deposit, Subpolar Urals: red dodecahe- Longido mine, Matibatu Mountains: green 1- Chickencoop Canyon, Tulare County: grains drons to 7 mm, 51.4% almandine 30:457 cm prisms in Cr-zoisite 26:498n less than 0.1 mm 34:162 United States ALUMOHYDROCALCITE Trumbull Peak, Mariposa County: grains in Colorado Spain quartz 30:414p Sedalia mine, Chaffee County: rough dodeca- Montcada, Barcelona Province: microcrystals 32: ALGERIA hedrons to 10 cm in schist 245n 28:410 Connecticut United States Djebel Hamimat mine near Constantine 26:149h, Green’s Farm, Roxbury: crystals to 2 cm in 26:487s California schist 28:412n Orestimba Creek, Stanislaus County: chrom- ALLACTITE Maine ian, in small spheroids 31:335–337p,q Sweden Lake Martin, Old Town: crystals to 3 cm in ALUMOTUNGSTITE Långban, Värmland: purple, yellow microcrys- schist 26:475n tals 27:207, 210p Massachusetts England Nordmark, Värmland: attractive micromounts Two Fat Guys mine, Erving: gem-quality Devon 27:209 crystals 34:275, 277p Hemerdon Ball mine, Sparkwell: microcrys- tals with scorodite 32:249 ALLANITE-(Ce), -(Y), -(La) Pennsylvania Delaware and Chester County pegmatites: ALUNITE GROUP Naming of species 26:MB101 crystals to 2 cm 31:509n France Bolivia Utah Trimouns quarry, Luzenac, Ariège: sharp, Cerro Rico de Potosi, Potosi: massive gangue Topaz Mountain Rhyolite, Juab County gemmy crystals to 6.5 cm in dolomite 35:No. minerals of alunite group 30:20 26:TZ(59) 3 (cover), 35:232p Spain Madagascar ALPINE CLEFT MINERALOGY Mazarrón-Águilas district, Murcia: wide veins Locality not specified: crystal groups in old Theme of 1998 Tucson Show 29:220 with many group species 34:320 collection 33:97 Theme of 2002 Munich Show: Hohe Tauern, United States Mozambique Austria 34:185–186, 188 Nevada Alto Ligonha area: allanite-(Ce) in at least four Alpine milarite (many localities) 35:405–418 Gold Quarry mine, Eureka County: masses, pegmatites 31:468; 33:(97) Dodo deposit, Subpolar Urals, Russia 30:427–442 crystals to 0.2 mm 26:452 Russia Dhading, Ganesh-Himal, Nepal 31:193 ALUNOGEN Akmatovsk mine, Urals: “orthite” 26:MB111d 11th Street quarry, Hickory, North Carolina 32:54 Bolivia Dodo deposit, Subpolar Urals: allanite-(Ce) in Hardangervidda, Norway 29:213 El Desierto mine, Potosí 34:(304) tabular crystals to 1 mm 30:433 La Combe de la Selle, Saint Christophe-en-Oisans, United States Spain Isère, France 32:223–232 Tennessee Nueva Vizcaya, Burguillos del Cerro, Badajoz: Puiva deposit, Subpolar Urals, Russia 30:451–465 Alum Cave Bluff, Sevier County: pseudo- lustrous allanite-(La) crystals to 3 cm 28:208n, Rossie, St. Lawrence County, New York (gash hexagonal 0.3-mm plates 31:168 32: 210p; La-dominant allanite, complete de- veins near ore deposit) 289–292 AMBLYGONITE scription 33:491–500d,p,q Topaz occurrences in Alpine clefts 26:T35–36 Sweden Val Giuv, Graubünden, Switzerland 35:413–417 Brazil Bastnäs mines, Västmanland: allanite-(Ce) as Zagi Mountain, Northwest Frontier Province, Pak- Minas Gerais crystals and masses 35:193–194d,h istan 35:205–220 Arqueana, Torquaral Aministraes: white 5 x United States Zagradski Potok near Busovac=a, Bosnia- 6-cm crystals on matrix 35:146n 31: New Jersey Hercegovina 29:325–346 Galiléia: large crystals on quartz 71p Franklin: in pegmatite near Trotter shaft Joan Firmino mine, Pomarolli near Linopolis: ALSTONITE 29: 27:441 large gemmy yellow twins 213n, 219p England Laranjeiras: sharp pale yellow crystals to “ALLEMONTITE” Cumbria 3 cm 29:133n See Stibarsen Brownley Hill mine, Alston Moor: pale pink Linopolis: pale yellow part-gemmy twinned ALLEGHANYITE 5-mm crystal sprays 27:217n; acute crystals to 17 cm 29:129n pseudohexagonal crystals in parallel groups Russia Mozambique to 2.5 cm 31:240–242d,h,p Inyltschek, Kyrgy, Urals 26:(493) Alto Ligonha area: in pegmatites 31:468 United States Sweden ALLOPHANE Illinois Akerberg mine, Skellefte orefield 27:(209) Italy Minerva #1 mine, Hardin County: sharp white AMESITE Liguria crystals to 1 mm 28:25–26; small hexago- Val Graveglia: vug linings 32:357 nal dipyramids 28:443 Russia Slovakia Saranovskii mine, Saranui, Urals: purple chrom- ALTAITE ian crystals to 4 mm 26:493n; purple chromian Pezinok mine, Pezinok: white to yellow-brown United States masses 31:160 crystals in 10-cm group 31:391p; sharp purple Level 2, Rex mine, Boulder County: lustrous United States chromian crystals to 5 mm in solid seam tin-white with galena 30:49 Nevada linings 35:144n Gold Quarry mine, Eureka County: glassy coatings 26:452
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AMICITE Val Graveglia: crystals to 1 mm and in ANDALUSITE Russia radiolarites 32:357 Formation of “chiastolite” 26:201 Kukisvumchorr, Chibiny, Kola Peninsula: 2- Piemonte Brazil mm intergrown crystals 26:493n Bagni di Vinadio area: amber-colored crys- Minas Gerais 34: AMMONIOJAROSITE tals 201 Itinga: pinkish brown crystals to 4 x 4 x 5 cm Norway United States in massive quartz 33:87n Hardangervidda: blue-black bipyramids on and Mozambique Tennessee in quartz 27:217n; sharp bipyramids to 2.5 Alum Cave Bluff, Sevier County: aggregates Muiane mine, Alto Ligonha area: rare rectangu- cm on albite 29:213,216n 31: of microcrystals 31:168, 169p lar crystals 468d Kongsberg mines: red and orange microcrystals Sri Lanka AMPHIBOLE GROUP 32:196 Nawalapitiya: gemmy brown floater crystals See also names of individual species Valdres: 3–8 mm crystals 26:497n; doubly 27:66n Revision of amphibole classification and nomen- terminated crystals to 2 cm 28:136n; sharp Sweden clature in 1995 29:169–174 crystals to 2.5 cm on brecciated matrix Bastnäs mines, Västmanland: masses with cordi- Canada 30:150–151n; sharp, lustrous, fat blue-black erite in schist 35:194 30: 32: Quebec bipyramids to 3 cm 215p, 218n; No. 4 “ANDESINE” Saint-Amable sill: tufts of acicular micro- (cover) See Plagioclase Series crystals (species uncertain) 29:92–93 Valdres vein, Hardangervidda: single crystals ANALCIME to 2 cm with albite 28:416n ANDORITE Russia Bolivia Canada Nikolaevskiy mine, Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Cerro Rico de Potosi, Potosi: 3-mm striated Quebec Kraj: rare crystals 32:10 prisms 30:20 Mt. Saint-Hilaire: perfect trapezohedrons to Dodo deposit, Subpolar Urals: admantine crys- Oruro: 3.7-cm compound crystal 32:471p 3.5 cm 26:147n, 26:(491); lustrous bluish tals to 1.2 cm on quartz 30:433p San José mine, Oruro: lustrous parallel-growth white trapezohedrons, some hollow South Africa crystals to 3.9 cm 26:576n; 28:(60); loose 30:216n; crystals to 10 cm 32:403 Transvaal crystal aggregates 32:248n Saint-Amable sill: crude crystals to 5 cm, Vaalkop Dam, Bushveld Complex: sharp Russia 29: colorless trapezohedrons to 1 cm 93 blue-black microcrystals 29:463p, 464 United States Nikolaevskiy mine, Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Spain Kraj: granules to 1.2 cm 32:10 Michigan Penouta, Viana do Bollo, Orense: red crystals ANDRADITE Caledonia mine, Ontonagan County: with to 5 mm on quartz prisms 28:409n; small 26: Afghanistan copper, silver, calcite 481–482n crystals on quartz 30:153n New Jersey Switzerland Gulbahar, Ghazni Province: apple-green dodeca- 35: Millington quarry, Somerset County: trape- Alp Lercheltini, Valais: old specimens with hedral crystals to 2 cm 255n 31: Argentina zohedrons to 3 cm 404–405p large brown crystals 29:220 Oregon Mt. Cherbadung: microcrystals with fetiasite La Valenciana, Mendoza: sharp dodecahedrons 35: McMinnville, Yamhill County: drusy with 30:221 to 1.5 cm in clusters 253n calcite crystals 26:218n, 26:485n Russia Australia ANAPAITE Lapcha, northern Urals: 27:139p; sharp bipy- Tasmania Ukraine ramidal crystals on quartz 27:145n; 27:389n; Lord Brassey mine: pale green masses of 33: Kerch Peninsula, Crimea: green crystals in crystals to 1.5 cm on quartz 28:136n; lus- granular crystals 326 Azerbaijan limonitized fossil shell 31:392p trous deep blue bipyramids to 1.5 cm 29:217n United States Dashkesan: druses of brown crystals 27:452 ANATASE India Possible world-record-size crystal, 5.6 cm 27:217 California Georgetown, El Dorado County: blue euhedral Malad-Kurar quarry, Bombay, Maharashtra: Bosnia/Hercegovina 34: crystals to 1 cm 31:345–346c,p yellowish microcrystals 28p, 30, 69 Zagradski Potok near Busovac=a: microcrystals Italy Kentucky with rutile 27:341, 342p Liguria Brazil Halls Gap, Lincoln County: very tiny blades in geodes 28:373; tabular microcrystal Val Graveglia: very small yellow to green Minas Gerais 32: 30:65p crystals 357 Cuiaba district, Gouveia: loose groups of Iran parallel crystals to 3.5 cm, some coated by Nevada Corral Canyon, Dixie Valley, Churchill Registan: dark green dodecahedrons of Cr- bronze rutile 35:144n 32: County: brown 2-mm crystals 26:482n andradite 494n, 496p Jabotica, Tubas: loose 1-cm crystals with Kazakhstan Gold Quarry mine, Eureka County: very bulging centers 32:497n 26: small corroded crystals 26:452 Rudnyy: dark brown crystals to 1 cm 575n Jaboticatubas: brown crystals with bulging Mali centers to 1.9 cm 33:84p New York Rossie, St. Lawrence County: tabular trans- Diakon, Nioro region: green and brown crystals Lavrinha: dark brown bipyramids to 1 cm on 26: parent crystals to 0.5 mm 32:279 to 12 cm 149n; zoned crystals found to be quartz 28:417n mostly grossular 26:225n Canada ANCYLITE-(Ce) Mexico British Columbia Canada Chihuahua Silvana mine, Sandon: crystals less than 1 mm Quebec Ojos Espanoles mine, Lazaro Cardenas: large 27:434, 436p Saint-Amable sill: fan-shaped microcrystal black dodecahedrons 26:496n Quebec groups 29:93, 94p Namibia Saint-Amable sill: microcrystals of various Russia Namgar mine, Usakos: yellowish green gem forms, colors 29:93 Dodo deposit, Subpolar Urals: pink, yellow, “demantoid” crystals to 1 cm 29:140n; France cream crystals to 2 mm 30:433–434 gemmy loose crystals to 2.5 cm 29:217n; La Lauziere: sandy brown 6-mm crystals in Puiva deposit, Subpolar Urals: gray, colorless, good crystals 31:99n; single gem crystal parallel growth 33:251p pink crystals to 0.5 mm 30:457p 32:494n La Tinée, Parc national du Mercantour: micro- ANCYLITE-(La) Peru 26: crystals with brookite, rutile 155n Canada Flor de Peru II claim, Castrovirreyna, Huan- Trimouns quarry, Luzenac, Ariège: rare crys- Quebec cavelica: crystals with epidote 34:252 tals to 1 mm in dolomite 35:232 Saint-Amable sill: prismatic crystals to 0.8 Pampa Blanca, Ica Province: lustrous dodeca- Italy mm 29:93–94 hedrons to 2 cm in vugs 28:60n Liguria Russia Mte. Bregaceto, Genova: good crystals with Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Kraj: skarn mineral, brookite 31:510n green crystals to 2 cm 32:10
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Korshunovskoye mine, Irkutia, Siberia: green- Colorado Slovakia ish brown, pitted, sharp dodecahedrons to Leadville: brilliant 2-cm crystals in 5 x 7-cm Pezinok mine, Pezinok: granular aggregates, 4 cm 29:217n cluster 32:53 crystals to 1 cm 31:157 Tchukotka: mint-green 3-mm crystals on white Sweet Home mine, Park County: compact United States diopside 26:493n bands to 5 mm thick 29:SH:116 Kentucky South Africa Illinois-Kentucky Old Jim mine: crystalline aggregate 28:26 Cape Province Several mines in fluorite district: weathering Wisconsin N’Chwaning mine: 9-cm pseudomorph after product of galena 28:26 Flambeau mine, Ladysmith, Rusk County: rhodochrosite (?) 28:134p, 136n; drusy Montana crystals to 1 cm in chalcocite vugs 30:113– coating on hematite crystal 29:495p Butte, Silver Bow County: rare, replacing 114 United States galena 33:42 ANNABERGITE Arizona New Mexico Australia Kullman-McCool claims: corroded masses Mex-Tex mine, Bingham: alteration rinds on Tasmania 26: 30: 444 galena, crystals to 2 mm 337 Lord Brassey mine: crusts on sulfides (doubt- California New York ful occurrence) 33:326 Near Perovskite Knob, San Benito County: Rossie, St. Lawrence County: on altered Greece 28: 32: “melanite” with perovskite 417n galena (doubtful occurrence) 279–280 Laurium, Attika: bright apple-green druses 26:99 Yellow Cat mine, San Benito County: gemmy ANGOLA ANORTHOCLASE dodecahedrons to 1.5 cm 30:211n 35: Cuango River area, Lunda Province 30g,h See also “Moonstone” Pennsylvania Mavoyo 33:77s Cornwall, Lebanon County: cabinet-sized Mexico matrix specimen 28:412 ANHYDRITE Chihuahua ANDYROBERTSITE England La Pili mine between Camargo and Naica: Yorkshire sharp crystals with “schiller” 26:220p, Namibia Boulby mine, Loftus, Cleveland: rock-form- 222n; blocky labradorescent crystals Tsumeb: deep blue 1.5-cm spray on Zn oliven- ing & crude crystals 27:166–167 26:496n 29: ite (only known specimen) 133n; com- Hungary plete description 30:181–186p,q; 30:No. 3 ANTARCTICA Rudabánya: compact spongy masses 32:105 31: Brimstone Peak, Prince Albert Range, Victoria (cover); comments in letters 447 Peru ANGLESITE Land 28:137s Casapalca district, Lima Dept.: massive purple Prehnite Hill, Litell Rocks, Rennick Glacier, North Bolivia 28: with pyrite P81 Victoria Land 28:137s Pacajake mine, Potosí: doubtful occurrence Russia 34:348 Talnach, Norilsk, Siberia: massive 26:228; en- ANTHOPHYLLITE England closing wurtzite crystals 26:493 South Africa Cumbria South Africa Cape Province Brownley Hill mine, Alston Moor: rare crys- Cape Province Okiep district mines 35:(309) tals to 1 mm 31:242 Nababeep West mine, Okiep district 35:(313) Sweden Hungary United States Bastnäs mines, Västmanland: white to gray Rudabánya: tabular crystals to 1 cm in earthy California radiating aggregates 35:194 iron oxides 32:105 Billie mine, Death Valley: massive, replac- ANTIGORITE Italy ing colemanite 27:39 Australia Tuscany New Jersey Tasmania Serravezza: single tiny crystal 27:50 Millington quarry, Somerset County: small Lord Brassey mine: common gangue mineral Mexico crystals embedded in gypsum 31:405 33:326 Baja California ANKERITE ANTIMONY Boleo deposit: waxy white, gypsum-infused Bosnia/Hercegovina crystals to 2 cm 29:36, 38 Canada Zagradski Potok near Busovac=a: oil-green to Chihuahua British Columbia brown crystals to 8 cm 27:341q Alamo mine, Sandon: blebs in galena 27:434 Erupción/Ahumada mine, Los Lamentos: Canada floater crystals to 6 cm 34:LL23p Engineer mine, Tagish Lake: 5-cm nodules British Columbia and microcrystals 27:268 Purisima workings, Santa Eulalia: replacing Engineer mine, Tagish Lake: masses to sev- 10-cm galena crystals 26:496n Quebec eral centimeters 27:268 Lac Nicolet mine, South Ham: thick veins, Durango Van Silver mine: lustrous rhombohedrons to Ojuela mine, Mapimí: rare crystals to 5 cm microcrystals 27:125 4 mm in parallel groups 31:224 Finland 34:OJ54 England Morocco Kalliosalo, Seinäjoki, Österbotteus Län: masses Cumbria from hydrothermal vein 27:217n Touissit mine, Oujda: yellow to black bladed Brownley Hill mine, Alston Moor: crystals 27: Seinäjoki, Vaasa 26:(145); 12-cm masses found crystals 211p, 212n to 1 cm 31:242 Namibia as glacial boulders 26:494n Hungary Russia Abenab West mine, Otavi Mountain Land: trans- Rudabánya: grains in carbonate ores, small 28: Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Kraj: microscopic in- parent prisms to 5 mm 122 crystals with barite 32:105 Norway clusions in bismuth 32:10 Mexico Slovakia Gamlegrendsåsen, Kongsberg: microcrystals in Durango galena-bearing veins 32:196 Pezinok mine, Pezinok: metallic white aggre- Ojuela mine, Mapimí: in veins 34:OJ54 gates to 10 cm 31:157, 158p Russia Norway Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Kraj: microcrystals, King’s mine, Kongsberg: brown rhombohedral ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES 32: coating on galena 10 crystals to 4 mm 32:196 Book collecting specialties 26:MB12–16; maga- Dodo deposit, Subpolar Urals: crusts and crude Peru zine for book collectors 27:322 30: crystals on galena 434 Castrovirreyna district, Huancavelica Dept.: Book prices 26:MB19 United States crude crystals 28:P93 Bookplates 26:MB143–158 Arizona Huaron mines, Pasco Dept.: beige to pink 1- Coin collecting market affected by stock market Castle Dome district, Yuma County: microc- mm crystals 28:P68 fluctuations 32:170, 257 rystals, pseudos after galena 29:450 Russia Collection of Krantz crystal models sold 34:188 Kullman-McCool claims: residual lenses re- Dodo deposit, Subpolar Urals: crystals to 5 mm Faberge Easter Eggs, objets d’art displayed 32:257 26: placing galena 444 on quartz crystals 30:434 German miners’ uniforms, books, tools, etc. dis- Purple Passion mine, Yavapai County: mas- played 32:257 sive, with galena 31:326
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Mineral Books Special Issue 26:#4 United States Stribrnik Hill near Merunice, Bohemia: acicu- Mining stock certificate collections 32:82 Colorado lar crystals in geodes to 15 cm 35:139 Motives for book collecting 26:MB7–8 Mt. Antero 27:28p Vsechlapy near Teplice, Bohemia: pale purple “Two Hundred Years of Crystal Models” display Montana columnar 35:139 at Munich Show 1995 27:141 Butte, Silver Bow County: small crystals England ANTLERITE with quartz, enargite 33:42 Cumbria Chile New Jersey Brownley Hill mine, Alston Moor: masses of 31: Santa Catalina mine, Sierra Gorda, Antofagasta: Franklin: in orebody and adjoining marble acicular crystals to 2 mm 242 27: sharp 3-mm crystals 26:492n 441 Somerset Hungary New York Higher Pitts mine, near Priddy: nodules, small 27: Rudabánya: coatings, layers of acicular micro- Moon Lake, Theresa, Jefferson County: gray- needle crystals 252 26: France crystals 32:105 blue crystals to 15 cm 483n North Carolina Trimouns quarry, Luzenac, Ariège: stalactitic APATITE GROUP Crabtree quarry, Wake County: microcrys- crystals, radial sprays 35:232 See also names of individual species tals with siderite and biotite 32:248 Greece Afghanistan APJOHNITE Laurium, Attika: large “flos ferri” specimens Badakhshan: purple crystals to 2.5 x 4 cm United States 26:99, 101, 102p; blue cuprian 26:99, 100p 35:148n Tennessee Soúnion, south of Laurium, Attika: pale blue Pech, Kunar Valley: gray-purple crystals to 26: Alum Cave Bluff, Sevier County: clear “flos ferri” growths 494n; with tentacles 3 cm with aquamarine 27:222n 27: needles, silky masses 31:168–169 to 6 cm high 62–63n Azerbaijan Hungary Dashkesan: grayish white prisms to 3 cm 27:63n; APOPHYLLITE GROUP Rudabánya: veins, compact spheres, sprays of prisms to several cm 28:136n See also names of individual species crystals to 5 mm 32:105p Brazil Canada India Locality not specified: 4-mm purple crystals Quebec Bombay area, Maharashtra: colorless transpar- 27:147 Jeffrey mine, Asbestos: sharp cream-colored ent prisms to 7 cm 34:36p Minas Gerais 2.7-cm crystal 35:125 Italy Golconda mine, Governador Valadares: China Liguria groups of gemmy bicolored crystals, pale Daye mine, Huangshi, Hubei: white to brown Val Graveglia: rare specimens in serpentine pink striated prisms 27:217n crystals with hubeite 33:467ff. outcrops 32:357 Paraíba Huangshi, Hubei: offset clusters of very thin Marche Alto Feio pegmatite: color-zoned crystals to tabular crystals to 2.5 cm 30:54n Perticara mine: pseudohexagonal twins 12 cm 31:180 Jiangshan, Guangdong: transparent, colorless 33:315 Canada crystals to 3 cm on quartz 30:45n Tuscany Ontario India Levane near Montevarchi, Arezzo: acicular Liscombe deposit, Wilberforce: gemmy yel- Bombay Pada, Maharashtra: pseudocubic crys- sprays with kutnohorite 27:151p, 152 low-green crystals to 5 cm 29:49n tals, some green 34:71 Mexico Quebec Deccan Plateau (various localities): general sur- Chihuahua Yates uranium mine, Otter Lake: brownish vey 34:28–36c,d,g,h,p,q Level 9, Potosi mine, Santa Eulalia: mounds green hexagonal prisms to 9 cm 29:49n Mohodari quarry, Nasik: lustrous, heavily in- of microcrystals with smithsonite [later England cluded pseudocubes to 3.5 cm 31:282n found to be adamite] 27:62n Chudleigh 26:MB90p Poona, Maharashtra: crystal drawings in old San Pedro Corralitos: arborescent cave Devon references 34:10d, 11d growths 35:GU16 Bovey Tracey: specimens in Sowerby collec- Mexico Durango tion 26:MB96 Zacatecas Ojuela mine, Mapimí: colorless, thin-pris- Kazakhstan La Noria mine, San Martin de Sombrerete: matic crystals in sprays 34:OJ54p Akdzhalau: gemmy pink crystals to 4.5 cm in sharp pink crystals to 3 cm 33:263n Namibia pegmatite 33:274n Russia Tsumeb: pale blue, found in 2001 reopening Mexico Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Kraj: colorless, white, project 33:78 Durango green, pink crystals to 6 cm 32:10, 17p Peru Asterillo mine, Mapimí district: white botry- Second Soviet mine, Dal’negorsk: zoned, trans- Raura, Lima Dept.: transparent violet hexago- oidal “bone collophane” 34:OJ54 parent crystals to 1.5 cm 28:212n nal crystals to 7 cm 34:243 Ojuela mine, Mapimí: massive and botryoidal Talnach, Norilsk, Siberia: thin-tabular crystals Russia vein-fillings 34:OJ54 to 5 cm 26:228n; thin tabular pale pink Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Kraj: greenish ramose Morocco crystals to 1 cm 28:137n, 138p growths hosting pyrite 31:100n; acicular Emmechi: small white crystals 34:87n Sweden masses, twinned crystals to 3 cm 32:10 Locality not specified: yellow crystals 33:255 Garpenberg: colorless to white crystals to 2 cm Spain Pakistan 27:209 Mazarrón-Águilas district, Murcia: fibrous Chumar Bakhoor, Nagar 28:198p United States crusts, prismatic/acicular crystals 34:320 Mungo mine, Skardu area: small crystals on New Jersey United States topaz 26:TZ22 Millington quarry 27:(147) Arizona Nagar, Hunza Valley: translucent pale brown 9- ARAGONITE Castle Dome district, Yuma County: in chan- cm crystal 28:133n, 138p Bosnia/Hercegovina nels and vugs 29:450–451 Tormiq Valley north of Skardu: chlorite-dusted Zagradski Potok near Busovac=a: coatings, crys- Purple Passion mine, Yavapai County: druses 26: yellow crystals 497n; sharp, gemmy yel- tals to 1.5 cm 27:341 and spheres 31:326 low crystals to 2 cm 28:212–213n Canada Illinois Wara, Dara Ismael, NWFP: gemmy pink tabu- British Columbia Davis-Deardorff mine: coating calcite crys- 34: lar crystals with faden quartz 283n Silvana mine, Sandon: tufts to 3 mm 27:436 tals 28:26 Peru Quebec Minerva #1 mine, Hardin County: “flos ferri” Julcani district, Huancavelica Dept.: crystals to Lac Nicolet mine, South Ham: 1-mm crystals and coatings 28:26 28: 2 cm on arsenopyrite P88, 90p and aggregates 27:125 Kentucky Russia Saint-Amable sill: crude crystals, dull white Dyers Hill mine, Livingston County 28:(26) Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Kraj: microcrystals in tufts 29:94 Nevada skarns 32:10 Czech Republic Gold Quarry mine, Eureka County: acicular 26: Slyudyanka, Lake Baikal, Siberia: 533p, Cicov Hill, Horenec near Bilina, Bohemia: crystals 26:452 27: (221) gemmy yellow crystals 26:494n; new finds of gemmy crystals to 24 cm 35:137–142c,h,p
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ARAKIITE Chief of Dome mine, Castle Dome district, Yuma Puzzler mine, Castle Dome district, Yuma County Sweden County 29:448g 29:444–447h, 449g Långban, Värmland: red-brown micaceous Childs Aldwinkle mine, Copper Creek district, Ray mine, Pinal County 26:439 plates, new species 31:253–256p,q Pinal County 26:476g, 28:505s Reagan shaft (see also Overland mine, Brick 26: 26: ARAMAYOITE Chileto mine 439 claims), Gila County 443 Christmas mine, Gila County 26:439, 440m; Red Cloud mine, La Paz County 26:476h, 27:213h, Peru 33:470s 27:347–354g,h,m,p, 27:390s, 27:452h, 28:57– Castrovirreyna district, Huancavelica Dept.: Cleveland mine, Castle Dome district, Yuma 58h, 31:77s, 31:78s, 31:298h, 32:332s, 32:496s, metallic black platy masses 28: P93; among County 29:449g 33:72s, 34:90h, 35:151–152h world’s best specimens 34:118 Cohen tungsten mine, Dos Cabezas Mountains, Rowley mine, Maricopa County 26:476h, 28:65s, ARAVAIPAITE Cochise County 33:74h 33:72s, 35:GU17s, 60s United States Colorado vein, Castle Dome district, Yuma County Señora vein, Castle Dome district, Yuma County Arizona 29:449–450g 29:449g Grand Reef mine near Klondyke, Graham Copper Creek, Galiuro Mountains, Pinal County 79 mine near Hayden, Gila County 26:218s; County: new species 27:297–299d,g,q 26:476s, 27:189–190g,h,p 26:439, 440m, 26:476s, 32:335h, 32:496s, ARFVEDSONITE Copper Queen mine, Bisbee 28:451s 33:261s, 34:285s Defiance mine, Gleeson, Cochise County 32:333s Silver Bill mine, Cochise County 35:155s Canada Diamond Point near Payson 29:209s Stanley Butte 35:253s Quebec Diana mine, Castle Dome district, Yuma County Steamboat Wash, Gila County 32:496s Saint-Amable sill: prismatic crystals to 4 mm 29:448g Sulfren-Haley silver mine 26:439 29: 94 Eagle Eye mine, La Paz County 26:476s Surprise mine, Castle Dome district, Yuma County Malawi Finch mine (see also Barking Spider mine, Brick 29:448g Mt. Malosa, Zomba district: blocky black crys- claims, Kullman-McCool claims), Gila County Tombstone district, Cochise County 35:GU60s 29: tals to 2 cm on microcline 132n 26:439–448g,h,m,p United Verde mine, Jerome, Yavapai County ARGENTINA Flora Temple vein, Castle Dome district, Yuma 34:354s Capillitas deposit, Catamarca 34:114–115g,h County 29:449g Washington Camp 32:496s Catamarca Province 26:TZ18, 29:SH123–124 Glove mine, Amado, Santa Cruz County 34:285s, Western Union mine, Cerbat Mountains, Mohave Chinold mine, Cordova Province 26:487s 35:GU60s County 28:167–174g,h,m,p Clavero mine, Cordoba 34:85s, 34:188s Gold district, Mohave County 32:496s Yavapai County: 26:575s La Valenciana, Mendoza 35:253g Grand Canyon area copper mines 28:54s ARKANSAS 33: Nacimiento Sijes, Satta province 87s Grand Reef mine, near Klondyke, Graham County Buckeye Mountain, Polk County 28:53s 31: 27: Papachacra, Catamarca 99s 293–300d,g,h,m,p,q Caddo Gap, Polk County 28:53s 33: 28: Patagonia 84s Grandview mine, Grand Canyon 54–55g,h, Coon Creek mine, Polk County 28:53s 33: 32: 33: Payun Matru volcano, Malargue, Mendoza 264s 334s, 73s Crater of Diamonds, Murfreesboro 35:13h 27: 26: Rios 140, 141 Greaterville, Pima County 575s Granite Mountain 27:27g 27: Rumi Tucu mine near Papachacra, Belén, Cata- Gunsight Mountains 101s Hot Springs 31:43s 26: 30: 30: marca TZ16g, 41s, 218s Hardy mine, Oatman district, Mohave County Jeffrey quarry 33:99s 34: 30: 32: Selenide occurrences, Frontal Cordillera 355s 211s, 245s Magnet Cove complex 27:27g 31: ARGENTITE Hilltop mine, Cochise County: 298h Mauldin Mountain near Mt. Ida, Montgomery 26: See Acanthite Holbrook mine, Bisbee, Cochise County 476s County 28:53s, 30:40s Homestake mine, Oatman district, Mohave County ARGENTOPYRITE McEarl mine 34:186s 32:245s, 34:285s 27: Canada Morillton 27g Hull mine, Castle Dome district, Yuma County Mount Ida 26:477s British Columbia 29: 444, 448 Porter Ridge, Polk County 28:53h Silvana mine, Sandon: tiny crystals 27:436p 26: Iron Cap mine, Graham County 218s Potash Sulfur Springs 30:205s 31: ARIZONA Jerome 174s Rush Creek zinc district 30:382–383h Arizona Minerals special exhibit at Springfield Kullman-McCool claims, Banner district, Gila Stillwater 26:133s 26: Show, 2001 32:496 County 439ff. Union Carbide V mine, Wilson Springs, Garland Mineralogy of Arizona. John W. Anthony, Sidney Little Dome vein, Castle Dome district, Yuma County 26:477s County 29:449g A. Williams, Richard A. Bideaux and Raymond ARMENITE W. Grant. 27:153–154b Lucinda mine, Castle Dome district, Yuma County Norway Minerals of the Gadsden Purchase area: theme of 29:449g Tucson Show 2004 35:249, 259–260 Mabel claims, Castle Dome district, Yuma County Kongsberg: old type locality, newly collected 32: Adams claims, Castle Dome district, Yuma County 29:449g crystals to 1.6 cm 197, 198p, 204 Switzerland 29:449g Mammoth mine, Tiger, Pinal County 26:578s, Agua Fria River near New River 26:476s 32:253s, 32:497s, 35:GU60s Wasenalp near Simplon Pass: milky white crys- 32: Algodones mine, Castle Dome district, Yuma Mercer Ranch, Pinal County 26:476s tals to 2.5 cm 252n County 29:449g Monument No. 2 mine 26:458s Wasenborn, Simplon area: white microcrystals 30: Apache mine, Gila County 32:497s, 33:72s Moon Anchor mine, Maricopa County 26:476s 221n Barking Spider mine (= Finch mine, see also Morenci mine, Greenlee County 27:452s, 30:151s, ARMSTRONGITE Brick claims), Gila County 26:439ff. 32:496s Mongolia Bisbee, Cochise County 27:389s, 28:55g,h, New Cornelia mine, Ajo, Pima County 32:496s Han-Bogdo, central Gobi Desert: with elpidite 29:137s, 30:91s, 32:496s; special displays at New River, 40 miles north of Phoenix 32:245s in matrix 26:492 Tucson Show 2004 35:259–260 North Geronimo (Pure Potential) mine, La Paz County 27:363–372g,h,m,p; 30:40s ARROJADITE Brick claims (see also Kullman-McCool claims), Brazil 26: Old Yuma mine, Pima County 32:333h, 32:426h Gila County 439ff. Minas Gerais Brick 3 mine (= Finch mine), Gila County: 26:439ff Overland mine (see also Brick Claims), Gila County 26:443 Sapucaia pegmetite, Galiléia: green patches Buckeye vein, Castle Dome district, Yuma County in triphylite 30:352q 29:449g Planet mine, La Paz County 26:218s C & B vanadium mine, Gila County 26:440m Portland mine, Black Mountains, Mohave County ARSENDESCLOIZITE Camp Verde, Yavapai County 26:218h, 26:476s, 35:249h Mexico 26:576h Pure Potential (formerly North Geronimo) mine, Durango Castle Dome district, Yuma County 29:437– La Paz County 26:147g,h, 26:215h, 26:476h, Ojuela mine, Mapimí: satiny green botryoidal 458g,h,m,p 28:204h, 32:331–332h coatings 34:OJ54–55p Chicago mine, Castle Dome district, Yuma County Purple Passion mine, Yavapai County 31:323– 29:449g 331g,h,m,p
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ARSENIC France ARTHURITE Bolivia Trimouns quarry, Luzenac, Ariège: crystalline Spain Cerro Rico de Potosí, Potosí: fist-sized masses masses, rare microcrystals 35:233 Mazarrón-Águilas district, Murcia: green pris- 30:20 Germany matic crystals to 0.1 mm 34:321, 322p Pacajake mine, Potosí: unconfirmed occurrence Obersachsen ARTROEITE Freiberg: 16-cm crystal group 30:89p 34:348 United States Canada Italy Arizona British Columbia Tuscany Costa quarry, Serravezza: prismatic crystals Grand Reef mine, near Klondyke, Graham Engineer mine, Tagish Lake: reniform masses County: new species 27:295p, 297d,q to 30 cm, microcrystals 27:268p smaller than 1 mm 27:50 France Mexico ASBECASITE St.-Marie-aux-Mines, Alsace: large masses with Chihuahua Italy sulfides 28:65n San Antonio mine: good crystals with quartz Piemonte Peru 30:39p, 41; lustrous striated crystals to Monte Cervandone, Val d’Ossola 27:(149) Pasto Bueno district, Ancash Dept.: botryoidal 2 cm on needle quartz 30:217n Switzerland to 10 cm with quartz 28:P32 Santa Eulalia: 7-cm crystals in half-meter Mt. Cherbadung 30:(221) Romania groups 26:496n ASCHAMALMITE Durango Mine #6, Baia Sprie: matrix for realgar crystals Italy Ojuela mine, Mapimí: primary massive, crys- 28:137n Val Basso, Valle Vigezzo, Novara 26:(144) Russia tals to 1 cm 34:OJ55 “ASPHALTITE” Bor pit, Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Kraj: black Norway crusts, radial aggregates 32:11 Kongsberg mines: recently collected crystals to Natural hydrocarbons in mineral environments; Sweden 1 cm 32:197 see also “Bitumen” Akerberg mine, Skellefte orefield 27:(209) Peru United States ARSENIOSIDERITE Hercules mine area, Ticapampa district, Ancash Illinois-Kentucky Dept.: prismatic crystals with “waffle-like” Several mines in fluorite district: natural Italy terminations 28:P62 hydrocarbons with fluorite 28:26 Liguria Huanzala mine, Huallanca district, Huanuco ASTROPHYLLITE Val Graveglia: yellow to brown rosettes to Dept.: prismatic crystals to 2 cm 28:P49p 2 mm 32:357 Canada Julcani mine, Julcani district, Huancavelica Quebec Mexico 26: Dept.: with fluorapatite 579; coatings of Saint-Amable sill: translucent brown tabular Durango lustrous prismatic crystals to 1 cm 28:P88 Ojuela mine, Mapimí: brown masses, pseudo- crystals to 5 mm 29:94p,q Pachapaqui district, Ancash Dept.: tapered crys- Pakistan morphs 34:OJ55 28: tals in 10 cm groups P43; needle crystals Zagi Mountain, Northwest Frontier Province: Spain 34: to 1.5 cm 243 inclusions in other species 35:212 Mazarrón-Águilas district, Murcia: small platy Pucarrajo mine: blocky crystals to 2 cm with crystals, pseudomorphs 34:320 sphalerite 34:244 ATACAMITE ARSENOCRANDALLITE Quiruvilca district, La Libertad Dept.: crystals Australia Spain to 1 cm in stellate twins 28:P23 South Australia Mazarrón-Águilas district, Murcia: white or Portugal Mt. Gunson mine: nodules 27:145n blue globules, spherules 34:320, 321p Panasqueira mine: fine specimens 27:212 Tasmania ARSENOGOYAZITE Russia Lord Brassey mine: prismatic microcrystals Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Kraj: sharp crystals to (occurrence doubtful) 33:326 Spain 3 cm from several mines 32:11 Chile Mazarrón-Águilas district, Murcia: white glob- Dodo deposit, Subpolar Urals: crystals to 0.8 mm Farola mine, Copiapo: green “stars” flat-lying 34: ules to 0.1 mm 321p 30:434 on chrysocolla 32:334; 7.5 x 7.5 cm speci- ARSENOLITE Slovakia men 34:87n; specimens in Szenics collection South Africa Pezinok mine, Pezinok: masses to 50 cm, pris- 34:116 Transvaal matic crystals to 2 mm 31:157 Peru Kruisrivier mine: octahedral microcrystals United States Lily mine, Pisco Province, Ica Dept.: needle on erythrite 27:423–424d, 427p Montana crystals in loose clusters or included in gyp- ARSENOPYRITE Butte, Silver Bow County: in ore veins 33:42 sum 30:217n; deep green thin-prismatic crys- tals in gypsum 31:No. 3 (cover); flattened Bolivia Nevada prismatic crystals to several mm in gypsum Cerro Rico de Potosi, Potosi: thin prismatic Gold Quarry mine, Eureka County: grains, 34:253 30: crystals to 1 mm 26:452 crystals to 1 cm 20p Spain Brazil Wisconsin Mazarrón-Águilas district, Murcia: minute Minas Gerais Flambeau mine, Ladysmith, Rusk County: 30: amounts with brochantite 34:321, 332q Sapucaia pegmatite, Galiléia: subhedral crys- crystals to 2 cm 114p Zaire Zaire tals to 1 mm 30:352 Kipushi mine, Shaba 26:174d, 175c,h Canada Kipushi mine, Shaba: euhedral prismatic crys- 26: British Columbia tals and sprays 174c,d,g,p ATHABASCAITE Engineer mine, Tagish Lake: crystals to 5 mm ARSENOSULVANITE Sweden 27:268p,q Bolivia Skrikerum 27:(209) Silvana mine, Sandon: massive to subhedral Cerro Rico de Potosi, Potosi: microcrystals AUGELITE 27:436 with stannite, phosphophyllite 30:20 Bolivia Quebec Italy Locality not specified: 1.5-cm greenish white Saint-Amable sill: lustrous crystals to 1 mm Liguria crystals with pyrite, siderite 32:249n 29:94 Val Graveglia: bronze-colored masses, very Brazil China rare small crystals 32:357 Minas Gerais Chenzhou: cruciform twins to 3 cm in quartz ARSENPOLYBASITE Sapucaia pegmatite, Galiléia: thin veinlets 28: 212n Peru 30:352 Hunan: sharp crystals to 15 cm with stannite Uchucchacua mine, Lima Dept.: large crystals Canada 27:141n on kutnohorite balls 34:118; lustrous hex- Yukon Territory Jiao Kan Tchièn (= Yao Gang Xian?): lustrous agonal-tabular crystals to 5 cm 34:245–246p; Big Fish/Rapid Creek: sharp pale green crys- crystals to 3 cm 26:142n sharp parallel “stacks” of metallic black crys- tals to 1 cm in clusters 34:91n Locality not specified: 10 x 15-cm crystal clus- tals to 1.75 cm 35:153n ter on quartz crystals 35:157n
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Peru Red Dome gold mine, Chillagoe 26:579g,h, Italy Pasto Bueno district, Ancash Dept.: 1-cm pale 28:201s, 31:283h, 35:257s Piemonte blue to green crystals 28:P32 Selwyn mine, Mt. Elliot 32:494s, 34:284h Maritime Alps: fine specimens 34:201 United States Wolfram Camp, Dimbulah 28:201s, 31:283s AWARDS AND TROPHIES South Australia Gold Quarry mine, Eureka County: blue seams Calcite-specimen winners, Tucson Show 1996 26: 27: and rare crystals 452 Iron Knob 145s 27:223 26: 29: AUGITE Iron Monarch 111s, 163s Carnegie Mineralogical Award: 1995, the Miner- 27: Mexico Mt. Gunson mine 145s alogical Record 26:229–230; 1996, Marie 26: Durango Pernattys Lagoon near Mt. Gunson 487n Huizing 27:223; 1997, Dr. Cornelius Klein Tasmania Cerro de Mercado: dark green prisms to 3 cm 28:216; 1998, Bryan Lees 29:221; 1999, Bob 26: 27: 26:496n Adelaide mine, Dundas 143s, 67–68g,h, Jones 30:239; 2000, Franklin-Sterling Hill Min- 27: 28: Pakistan 222s, 450s ing Museum 31:379 (later corrected to Sterling 33: Tormiq 28:199p Dundas 186 Hill Mining Museum 32:72); 2001, F. John 27: 28: Dundas Extended mine 145s, 64h, Barlow 32:257; 2002, Wendell Wilson 33:275; AURICHALCITE 33: 182s 2003, Terry Wallace 34:285; 2004, Gene Austria 33: Lord Brassey mine 321–332g,h,m,p Meieran 35:263 Lower Austria 26: Mt. Bischoff, Tasmania TZ38c,g Desautels Award: 1995, Paula Presmyk 26:229, Galmeikogel shaft, Annaberg district: masses, 28: Slaughter Yard Face 505s 230p; 1996, Gene and Roz Meieran 27:223; small tufts of crystals 29:184, 186p 26: Western Tasmania TZ19 1997, Bill Moller 28:216; 1998, Bob Johnson Hungary Victoria 29:221; 1999, Kerith Graeber 30:239; 2000, Irv Rudabánya: small, transparent, pale blue platy 26: Benambra 107–109g,h,m,p Brown 31:379; 2001, Les Presmyk 32:257; crystals 32:105 26: Eldorado TZ13 2002, Danny Trinchillo 33:275; 2003, Carolyn Mexico 29: Morass Creek north of Benambra 163s Manchester 34:285; 2004, Gene and Roz Durango 27: Morella 144s Meieran 35:263 Ojuela mine, Mapimí: pale blue crystal tufts Western Australia Ed McDole Memorial Trophy: history, list of to 3 cm over large matrix plates, inclu- 35: Argyle mine, East Kimberley region 19, 21– winners 33:74 sions in calcite 34:OJ55–56p 22g,h,p H. Stanton Hill Award established (Pomona, CA Russia 32: Coppin Pool 125s show) 27:162 Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Kraj: spherules to 35: Giles pegmatite prospect, Spargoville 257h Kay Robertson endows FM educational display 8 mm 32:11 31: Locality not specified 21s award 30:69 Spain 26: Mt. Murray 487s Lidstrom Trophy: 1995, Paula Presmyk 26:229, Hozarco mine, Picos de Europa, Santander: 26: Poona, Western Australia TZ28g 230p; 1996, Gene Meieran 27:223; 1997, Bill sprays of acicular crystals 27:182p 26: SM7 pit, Siberia 487s Moller 28:216; 1998, Bob Johnson 29:221; United States 32: Spargoville 256s 1999, Kerith Graeber 30:239; 2000, Les Arizona 32: Telfer gold mine, Carnarvon 256h Presmyk 31:379; 2001, James Zigras 32:257; 79 mine, Gila County: druses of sky-blue 26: Widgiemooltha 487s 2002, John Schneider 33:275; 2003, William acicular crystals 32:335 Wodgina and Londonderry topaz deposits, West- H. Larson 34:285; 2004, Allan Young 35:263; New Mexico 26: ern Australia TZ23g exhibit case of Lidstrom Trophy winners 1978– Mex-Tex mine, Bingham: small, pale blue AUSTRIA 2003 35:261 tufts 30:337 Mineral & Erz in den Hohen Tauern. Robert Outstanding Mineralogical Record article: 1994, Utah Seeman. 26:236b Ulrich Burchard 26:212, 26:229; 1995, Michael Hidden Treasure mine, Ophir, Tooele County Mineralien und Erzlagerstätten Österreichs, Die. Menzies 27:223; 1996, Mirjan Zorz 28:216; 26:(486) + = 26: 30: Zaire Exel Reinhard. 236b 1997, Alan Goldstein 69; 1998, Thomas Hohe Tauern region: Theme of Munich 2002 Moore & 9 others 30:240; 1999, Casey Jones, Kipushi mine, Shaba: small acicular crystals show 34:185–186, 188 Jane Koepp Jones and Gene LeBerge 31:379; and masses 26:175c,h,p Burgenland 2000, Bill Henderson, Pete Richards and Don AUROSTIBITE Badersdorf 26:487s Howard 32:257; 2001, Marco Marchesini and Finland East Tyrol Renato Pagano 33:275; 2002, Jesse Fisher Kalliosalo, Seinäjoki, Österbotteus Län: micro- Frossnitz 34:206s 34:285; 2003, Thomas Moore/Peter Megaw crystals with antimony 27:217n Laperwitzbachgraben near Kals 35:410s and Berthold Ottens (tie) 35:263 AUSTINITE Lower Austria Pinch Award: 2003, Mark Feinglos 34:285 Mexico Annaberg district 29:177–189g,h,m,p Romero Award: 1997, Kerith Graeber 28:216; Ojuela mine, Mapimí: white acicular micro- Salzburg presented by TGMS, not FM 28:422; 1998, crystals in druses 34:OJ56 Bad Gastein-Böckstein-Bärenfall 35:410s Sorbonne 29:221; 2003, Kerith Graeber 35:263 Breitfuss, Habachtal 35:410s Shorty Withers Trophy, Denver Show 1996 28:63 AUSTRALIA Habachtal 34:188s Werner Lieber Photo Contest awards 30:69 Australian Journal of Mineralogy debut announced Haitzingalmstollen near Böckstein 35:410s AWARUITE 26:514 35: Leckbachrinne, Habachtal 410s Australia Eastern Australia 26:TZ14,19 Rauris 34:186s Tasmania New England batholith 26:TZ13g Untersulzbachtal 26:TZ14g, 19g, 35g, 38s Lord Brassey mine: fine-grained aggregates Recent specimen gold activities in Australia (ab- Wiesbachrinne, Habachtal 35:410–411g,h with heazlewoodite 33:326 stract) 35:60–61 Steiermark New South Wales Fohnsdorf 27:23–24s AXINITE GROUP Broken Hill 26:578s, 27:70–71g, 32:125s, Oberndorf an der Laming 33:264s See also names of individual species 33:182s, 34:OJ61s, 35:257–258h Stradner Kogel near Gleichenberg 29:492s Pakistan Emmaville, New South Wales 26:TZ28g Vorarlberg Khapalu, Ghanche district, Baltistan: pale brown Kintore opencut, Broken Hill 27:375–380g,h,p Saint Gstöl 30:41s crystals to 3 cm 28:508n 26: White Cliffs 143s AUTHOR GUIDELINES Tormiq area: 2.5-cm crystal on matrix 31:102p Northern Territory Peru Mineralogical Record Entia Valley, Harts Range 33:515–521g,h,m,p Instructions for authors of Espinal, Ica Department: sharp brown bladed 35: Mt. Bonnie mine 28:205s articles 283 crystals to 5 cm 29:129n Ranger mine 34:126s AUTUNITE Russia Sandy Flat pipe, Redbank 26:229g Brazil Dodo mine, Puyva: thumbnail and miniature Queensland Minas Gerais specimens 27:147n Mount Garnet region, n. Queensland 26:TZ13 Sapucaia pegmatite, Galiléia: small crystals, Spain Mount Gibson, Queensland 26:TZ18 fissure coatings 30:352 Cantera Juanona, Antequera, Malaga: crystals 31:99n
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AZERBAIJAN Mexico Transvaal Formerly USSR Baja California Stavoren mine, Bushveld Complex 29:(464) Dashkesan 27:63g, 27:452s, 28:133s, 28:136s, Boleo deposit: small spherical crystal aggre- Spain 28:508s, 29:136s, 32:42s, 34:92s, 34:186s gates 29:38 Hozarco, Picos de Europa, Santander 27:(187) Mount Kapudzhuk 31:103–104g,h,p, 31:280s, Durango Mazarrón-Águilas district, Murcia: good crys- 32:42s, 35:157s Descubridora (La Cadena) mine, Mapimí tals to 5 mm, crystal clusters 34:321 34: Sweden AZURITE district: crystals to 6 cm OJ57 Ojuela mine, Mapimí: blades to 3 cm with Bastnäs mines, Västmanland: coatings on dump Australia conichalcite, calcite 34:OJ56–57p material 35:194 Queensland Zacatecas United States Red Dome gold mine, Chillagoe: crystals to Santa Rosa mine, Conception del Oro: beau- Arizona 10 cm 26:579n; 28:(201); rich blue non- tiful roses to 7 cm 26:222n Bisbee: mixed lot of old specimens 27:389n; terminated blades to 4 cm 31:283n Morocco fine specimens, various habits 28:55; Victoria Locality not specified: small, fine roses 33:255n; “shoebox” hoard of rosette specimens Benambra: veinlets and patches 26:108 5 x 7.5-cm specimen 34:87n mined in 1890’s 32:256–257, 35:259 Brazil Majram: aesthetic blue roses, not lustrous 30:41n Morenci: 27:214p; 29:214p; roses to 10.4 cm Bahia Nubroden: thumbnail specimens 32:489n 30:151n Ibiajara: botryoidal azurite/malachite 30:37n Touissit mine, Oujda: nearly black, 10-cm crys- Connecticut Seabra mine: large cluster of spheres with tals 27:212n; clusters of very sharp bladed Bristol mine, Hartford County: small blebs, malachite 29:129n, 130p; botryoidal clus- crystals 29:216n; on botryoidal duftite 31:99n; coatings 32:441 ters with malachite 29:137n; malachite/ story of throwing specimens at dogs 33:349– Illinois-Kentucky azurite spheres, some large 29:213n 350 Several mines in fluorite district: grains, films Chile Namibia 28:26 Manto Cuba, San Pedro de Cachiyuyo district, Onganja mine, Seeis: crystals to 1.2 cm 27:92 Montana Inca de Oro: fine crystals 34:116 Tschudi mine, Otavi Mountain Land: druses on Butte, Silver Bow County: microcrystals England large matrix plates 28:127p, 128 33:42–43 Cornwall (?) 26:MB91p Tsumeb: fine specimens mined in 1970’s Nevada France 26:225n; fine large specimens found on Eas- Gold Quarry mine, Eureka County: bladed Chessy: 12-cm crystal cluster from Ferguson ter 1994 26:496n; 28:(132); 6-cm crystal on crystals to 6 mm 26:452–453 collection 31:435p; toenail crystals 33:97 green smithsonite 30:239; large crystals on New Mexico Greece matrix 31:39p; Bisbee-like, from new min- Hanover #2 mine, Grant County: lustrous Laurium, Attika: azurite/malachite with 2-cm ing project 32:493n; sharp crystals and groups crystal clusters 28:54; rosettes to 3 cm on crystal sprays 26:99; fine thumbnail rosettes from new mining project 33:78; fine thumb- matrix 29:209n 26:101 nail 33:185p; the “Newmont” or “Bird’s Henry Clay mine, Lordsburg, Hidalgo Hungary Nest” specimen displayed at Tucson 33:275; County: 5-mm rosettes on matrix 27:216n Bannat of Temeswar 26:MB75d recently collected groups 33:259n; 15 x 17.5- Mex-Tex mine, Bingham: 0.5-mm crystals in Rudabánya: tabular crystals to 16 cm, rosettes cm crystal group 35:146–147n bladed aggregates 30:337 of crystals to 15 cm 32:105–108d,p Peru Utah Italy Yauricocha district, Lima Dept.: tiny crystals Bingham: botryoidal with malachite, chryso- Liguria with pyrite, malachite 28:P86 colla 26:486n Val Graveglia: prismatic crystals to 1 cm in Russia Wisconsin silicified wood 32:357 Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Kraj: thin blue coat- Flambeau mine, Ladysmith, Rusk County: Tuscany ings 32:11 crystals to 4 mm, rosettes 30:114p; rare Tognetti quarry, Serravezza: microcrystal Dodo deposit, Subpolar Urals: microcrystal ag- fine specimens with 2-cm crystals 30:396 specimens 27:50 gregates, spherules 30:434 Zaire Kazakhstan Scotland Kipushi mine, Shaba 26:175c,p Itauz mine, Dzhezkazgan: crystal rosettes 3 to Wanlockhead mine 26:MB91p Mulungwishi, Katanga: blades to 1 cm with 4 cm across 35:255n South Africa malachite 26:225n Cape Province Okiep district mines 35:(309)
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BABINGTONITE England Huanzala mine, Huallanca district, Huanuco India Cumbria Dept.: white bladed crystals with sulfides Malad-Kurar, Bombay, Maharashtra: sharp crys- Brownley Hill mine, Alston Moor: white 28:49p; thin, compound white blades to 2 cm tals to 1.5 cm 34:36d, 37p, 69 tabular crystals 31:242, 243p on sulfides 31:276n Sweden Frizington 28:(131) Huaron mines, Pasco Dept.: white/colorless Gronsjöberg quarries, between Borlänge and France zoned crystals to 1 cm 28:P68 Falun: sharp, lustrous crystals with quartz Châtel Guyon, Puy de Dome: bright yellow Julcani district, Huancavelica Dept.: varicol- 27:208g,h, 210p 28:416; perfect orange tabular crystals to ored bladed crystals to 5 cm 28:P88; platy United States 3 cm 32:249n, 251p white crystals to 10 cm with enargite 34:251 Connecticut Rossignol vein, Chaillac: “crest” aggregates to Quiruvilca district, La Libertad Dept.: thin Roncari quarry, East Granby: sharp crystals several cm 28:64n bladed creamy crystals to 5 cm 28:P23 to 1.25 cm on prehnite 31:276n Germany Raura district, Lima Dept.: white bladed crys- Massachusetts Baden-Württemberg tals to several cm 28:P38,39p Lane quarry, Westfield: sharp black crystals Clara mine, Oberwolfach: brownish wedge- San Cristobal district, Junin Dept.: bladed blue- to 1 cm in seams in basalt 30:470n; lus- shaped crystals to 9.6 cm 30:150n gray crystals to 2.5 cm 28:P75 trous crystals on prehnite 31:276n Obersachsen San Genaro mine, Castrovirreyna district, New Jersey Ehrenfriedersdorf: good miniature specimens Huancavelica Dept.: white bladed crystals to Millington quarry, Somerset County: crystals 27:456n 10 cm in large groups 28:P93 to 4 mm 31:405 Pöhla mine, Crottendorf: good miniature Romania North Carolina specimens 27:456n Boldut mine, Cavnic, Maramures: fine yellow 11th St. quarry, Hickory: tiny crystals in Sauerland crystals to 15 cm 28:137n Alpine-type clefts 32:54n Locality not specified: good miniature speci- Cavnic, Maramures: caramel to white blades to 27: 27: BADDELEYITE mens 456n 3 cm 456n; yellow crystals in plates to 40 Greece cm 28:416n; smoky blue crystals in groups Italy Laurium, Attika: huge hematite-dusted rosette to 15 cm 29:216n Campania specimens 26:99,100p Mine #6, Baia Sprie, Maramures: 2.5-cm crys- Mte. Somma/Vesuvius 27:(461) Hungary tals included by realgar 28:137n BAKERITE Rudabánya: white tabular crystals, spherical Roata mine, Cavnic, Maramures 28:138p Italy aggregates, masses 32:107–109d,p Turt mine, Satu Mare: thin colorless crystals in Liguria Ireland parallel sheaves to 4 cm 32:54p Gambatesa mine, Val Graveglia: white sprays Magcobar mine, Silvermines, County Tipperary: Russia to 2 mm on rhodonite 32:358p, 360 massive, crystals to 3 cm 30:103 Elbrusskiy mine, North Caucasus: gemmy brown BAOTITE Mogul mine, Silvermines, County Tipperary: crystals to 10 cm 33:274n tabular crystals to 2 cm 30:103 Verchniy mine, Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Kraj Pakistan Italy 32:(11) Zagi Mountain, Northwest Frontier Province: Liguria Slovakia 35: sharp prismatic crystals to 4 cm 212p Val Graveglia: aesthetic tabular crystals to Pezinok mine, Pezinok: tiny white crystals on BARATOVITE 8 cm 32:360 stibnite 31:157 Tajikistan Sardinia South Africa Dara-i-Pioz, Pamir Mountains: fluorescent blue Barega mine, Carbonia: tabular bright yellow Cape Province 27:18 crystals to 4.5 cm 28:416n; stout yellow- Nababeep West mine: transparent crystals to BARBOSALITE orange crystals to 5 cm in clusters 31:277n 20 cm with chlorite 35:310p Brazil Tuscany Transvaal Minas Gerais Serravezza: milky white crystals to 2 cm Elandsrand gold mine, Witwatersrand Basin: 27: 32: Criminoso mine, São Jose da Safira 26:(489) 50 cavity with barite crystals to 83 cm 177– Mexico 35: Sapucaia pegmatite, Galiléia: small crystals 180p; largest barite crystals in world 59 Spain (type locality) 30:352–353d,q Chihuahua San Pedro Corralitos: transparent blue crys- Cartagena, Murcia: tabular blue 26:498n BARIC+ITE tals to 2.5 cm 35:GU16 Gorguel, Murcia: rounded blue crystals to 5 cm Naming of species 27:325 Durango 26:146n BARITE Ojuela mine, Mapimí: blue, brown, golden La Unión-Cartagena area: blue crystals 30:153n; Bolivia tabular crystals 34:OJ57p fine specimens 31:286 Cerro Rico de Potosí, Potosí: gemmy colorless Sonora Lucairena de las Torres, Almería: tabular orange crystals to 1 cm 30:20 San Francisco mine, Cucurpe: platy crystals crystals 28:409n Pacajake mine, Potosí: white massive cleav- with wulfenite 26:496; white, compound, Marisol mine, La Unión-Cartagena area: bluish able, in veins 34:348 feathery crystals with wulfenite 35:GU54, white crystals to 5 cm 28:409n Brazil 59p Moscona mine, Asturias: yellow transparent Paraíba Namibia crystals with fluorite, calcite 30:153n João Pessoa 26:(576) Otjizonjati mine 27:(96) Picos de Europa, Santander 27:(184) Canada Rosh Pinah mine: lustrous pale orange bladed Río Tinto mines, Huelva: plumbian barite in British Columbia crystals to 1 cm 28:506p, 508n; yellow to crystals to 5 cm 27:281 Silvana mine, Sandon: tabular crystals to deep orange crystals on dark matrix 29:132n Teresita mine, La Unión, Murcia: tabular blue 1 mm 27:436 Norway crystals in large groups 26:146n; 31:(286) Van Silver mine: colorless to white, zoned Gottes Hülfe in der Noth mine, Kongsberg: Victoria mine, La Unión, Murcia 31:(286) tabular crystals to 1 cm 31:224 crystals to 4 cm recently found 32:197 Sweden China Styggedalen, Herre, Telemark: yellow crystals Bastnäs mines, Västmanland: small red-brown Locality not specified: beautiful crystals on 26:497n crystals 35:194 snow-white quartz 35:145n Peru Götland Island: yellow tabular crystals to 4 cm Lushi mine, Hunan: thick, translucent gray Atococha mine, Pasco Dept.: yellow blocky 27:208n crystals with stibnite 27:222n crystals to 1.5 cm on quartz 34:247 Tunisia Tao Ling mine, Yue Yang City, Hunan: tabular Casapalca district, Lima Dept.: colorless to Hammam Zriba mine: bluish gray, red-dusted white crystals with fluorite 26:142n white, thick-bladed crystals 28:P81 crystals, cabinet-sized groups 30:40n; blue Wuling mine, Jiangxi: colorless to pale yellow Cerro de Pasco district, Pasco Dept.: good crystal aggregates on aragonite 33:523n; 2.5- tabular crystals to 1.5 cm 33:143 specimens 28:P64 cm crystals on calcite 34:185n Colqui district, Lima Dept.: white and honey- colored crystals to 2.5 cm 28:P74
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United States huge pockets 30:188–196h,p; large matrix BASALUMINITE Arizona plates with crystals to 10 cm 30:211– United States Castle Dome district, Yuma County: platy 212n; cover photo 30:No. 4; with calcite Tennessee masses, bladed crystals 29:451 30:467n; 32:(53); 700 specimens from Alum Cave Bluff, Sevier County: foliated North Geronimo mine, La Paz County “Goldstrike Pocket” 32:245n microcrystals 31:169p 27: 367p Carlin Trend, Eureka County: lustrous amber- BASTNÄSITE-(Ce), -(La), -(Y) Purple Passion mine, Yavapai County: white yellow crystals to 2 cm 28:201n blades with wulfenite 31:326 Dee mine, Elko County: orange tabular crys- Afghanistan Puzzler mine, Castle Dome district, Yuma tals to 5 cm in clusters 31:273n, 275p; new Chuliani, near Jalalabad: loose gemmy crystals, County: white platy crystals 29:451p crystals more lustrous than older ones 3-cm crystals on matrix 32:60n California 32:245n; complete locality report 33:225– Locality not specified: sharp crystals to 6 cm, Chickencoop Canyon, Tulare County: masses, 233g,h,p small gemmy crystals 33:274–275n; fine rough crystals 34:162 Gold Quarry mine, Eureka County: crystals thumbnails, matrix specimens 34:85n Point Vicente, Palos Verdes Hills: thick tan in varied habits, colors 26:453 Shinwaro, Kunar Province: crisp brown thumb- platy crystals to 3 cm 27:456n Hecla Rosebud mine, Pershing County: white nail single crystals 32:55n; brown, some Trumbull Peak, Mariposa County: anhedral crystals to 3 cm 29:136n; grayish white part-gemmy, hexagonal crystals to 4.5 cm grains 30:414 blocky crystals to 3 cm 30:212–213n 32:253n Colorado Murray mine, Elko County: blocky crystals Canada Book Cliffs, near Grand Junction, Mesa coated with drusy quartz 31:195n; pseudo- Quebec County: colorless prisms to 8 cm 32:53; rhombs to 2.5 cm, drusy quartz-coated, on Saint-Amable sill: zoned hexagonal micro- crystals to 5 cm on tan sandstone 33:523n; stibnite 31:273n; blocky white quartz- crystals, rosettes 29:94 abundant fine specimens 34:90n sugared crystals on brecciated matrix France Stoneham, Weld County: 14-cm repaired 31:512n Trimouns quarry, Luzenac, Ariège: fine brown specimen 28:91p, 93; 1,200 newly dug Rawhide district, Mineral County: pale yel- to orange-red crystals, three types 35:233– specimens with crystals to 5 cm 35:151n low orpiment-included crystals to 3.5 cm 234d,p Sweet Home mine, Park County: 6-mm blade 28:201n Italy with fluorite 29:SH116 Twin Creeks mine, Humboldt County: crys- Liguria Connecticut tals to 7 cm with orpiment 31:318p, 321 Pontori prospect,Val Graveglia: tiny crystals Bristol mine, Hartford County: white bladed Willard mine, Pershing County: lustrous tabu- with synchysite-(Ce) 32:361 crystals, transparent tabular crystals 32:441 lar crystals to 1.2 cm 32:300 Pakistan Cheshire: spectacular blades 32:441 New Mexico Locality not specified: 1 x 1.5-cm crystal on Somers: translucent blue or tan crystals to Mex-Tex mine, Bingham: colorless to white feldspar matrix 35:145n 3 cm in groups to 7 cm 35:149n crystals to 20 cm 30:337, 338p Zagi (Zegi) Mountain, Northwest Frontier Prov- Illinois New York ince: 1.3-cm crystal 33:No. 6 (cover); superb Annabel Lee mine, Hardin County: fine crys- Hyatt mine, Talcville, St. Lawrence County hexagonal crystals, some gemmy 33:523n; tals, stalactites, casts 28:26–28p 26:(483) fine 2 x 4-cm crystal 34:188n; fine brown Cleveland mine, Hardin County: casts after Oklahoma crystals to 6 cm, some gemmy 35:213–215p witherite, celestine 28:26 Noble, Cleaveland County: roses to over a Sweden Crystal mine, Hardin County 28:(26) meter 26:483n Bastnäs mines, Västmanland: plates, masses, Denton mine, Hardin County: fine multicol- South Dakota crude crystals 35:194h,p ored crystals 28:26–27p Elk Creek, Black Hills: 20-cm repaired speci- BAUMHAUERITE Gaskins mine, Hardin County: yellow crys- men 28:91p, 93–94; richly colored crys- Canada tals to 10 cm 28:26 tals to 15 cm on matrix 29:128n; best Ontario Minerva #1 mine, Hardin County: fine crys- specimens in years 29:137n Madoc: antimonian 27:50 tals, casts 28:26–27p; microcrystals of Smith Ranch north of Wasta (“Elk Creek”): Italy barite pseudomorphous after paralstonite gemmy prisms to 12 cm 26:582n Tuscany 28:443–446c,g,p,q Tennessee Serravezza: microcrystals 27:50–51q Spar Mountain, Hardin County: with fluorite Elmwood mine, Smith County: strontian, BAUMSTARKITE 28:26 white spheres 27:171–173g,p,q; 10-cm Peru Victory mine, Hardin County 28:(26) spheres of pale yellow crystals 33:83n West Green mine, Hardin County: crystals to Texas San Genaro mine, Castrovirreyna, Huancavelica: 34: 10 cm 28:26 Karnes uranium district south of San Antonio black crystals to 3 mm 250 Kentucky 27:(26) BAVENITE Several mines in fluorite district: large com- Zaire Germany mercial deposits 28:27 Dikuluwe mine, Kolwezi, Shaba: with mala- Bavaria Missouri chite inclusions 26:577p, 579n Krennbruch/Kusserbruch quarries, Tittling: Lamb mine, Morgan County: transparent crys- Mulinguisha, Katanga: pale green crystals on rosettes, pseudomorphs 35:408 tals in 15-cm aggregates 26:482n malachite (probably same locality as “Shangu- Kirghizia Montana lowe mine,” below) 30:40n Kalisay: large masses with epidote 26:493 Butte, Silver Bow County: white, yellow, Shangulowe mine, Katanga: yellow-gray with Spain brown crystals in gangue 33:42p, 43 malachite inclusions 26:152n; colorless Los Gallegos quarry, La Cabrera: 1-cm tufts on Myers, Treasure County: golden brown/col- bladed crystals to 4 cm included by mala- feldspar crystals 31:286n orless crystals to 19 cm 30:467n, 468p chite 29:217n; green-tinted crystals to 5 cm Sweden Pack Rat claim, Red Pryor Mt., Carbon in groups on malachite matrix 30:38p, 40n; Utö Island, Stockholm: microcrystals 27:208 County: brown to light tan diamond-shaped fine groups to cabinet size 30:221n United States crystals in large clusters 30:40–41n BARRERITE California Nevada United States Himalaya mine, Mesa Grande district, San Anglo Gold SSX mine, Elko, Elko County: Alaska Diego County: acicular microcrystals, 33: 33: tabular yellow crystals 260–261p Rocky Pass, Kuiu Island: white blades and pseudomorphs after beryl 396 Barrick Meikle mine, Carlin, Elko County: sheaves to 3 cm in groups 31:276n BAYLDONITE lustrous, gemmy, orange to yellow tabular Australia 29: “BARTHITE” crystals to 4 cm 127p, 128n; groups of New South Wales 29: Old name for conichalcite/cuprian austinite from fine crystals 212n, 218p; rich yellow- Kintore opencut, Broken Hill: crystals with 30: Ojuela mine, Durango, Mexico orange gemmy crystals on calcite 49n; mimetite 27:375 30:(151); magnificent crystal groups from
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Mexico Mozambique Pech, Kunar Valley: aquamarine with gray- Durango Alto Ligonha area 31:(468) purple apatite 27:222n Ojuela mine, Mapimí: microcrystals, mam- BERNDTITE Brazil millary concretions 34:OJ57 Bolivia Bahia BAZIRITE Cerro Rico de Potosi, Potosi: minute crystals Brumado mine: lustrous, gemmy, pale green 29: United States included in pyrite/stannite 30:20 emerald crystals 138p, 140n; emerald California and aquamarine crystals to several cm BERTHIERITE 31: Baumann prospect, Chickencoop Canyon, 181; pale to deep green emerald crys- Bolivia 31: Tulare County: tiny clear grains 34:162 tals to 3.5 cm 277n Cerro Rico de Potosi, Potosi: in polished ore Espirito Santo BAZZITE sections 30:20 Mimoso do Sul mine, Santa Teresa: deep Crystal chemistry, relations with other beryl group Canada blue aquamarine prisms with topaz members 35:377q British Columbia 26:TZ23; jackstraw clusters 26:490n; BEHIERITE Engineer mine, Tagish Lake: fine needle 27:450p Madagascar crystals to 1 cm 27:268 Minas Gerais Ampasogona-Tatezantsio, Manaiza: pink 6-mm Quebec Barra de Salinas: prismatic aquamarine, tabu- crystals with albite, elbaite 34:276p Lac Nicolet mine, South Ham: masses, pris- lar morganite 33:212 matic crystals to 2 cm 27:125 Coronel Murta: gemmy morganite 35:145n BEIDELLITE France Dos Barras, Padre Paraiso: gemmy blue- United States Val-de-Villé, Alsace: old specimen 28:65n capped heliodor to 16 cm 31:193n, 194p Nevada Romania Medina prospect: gemmy greenish aquama- Zapot pegmatite, Mineral County: beidellite- Herja mine, Maramures: loose steely gray rine crystals to 20 cm 29:129n, 138p, 140n montmorillonite masses to 1 meter in topaz- spheres, subparallel fans 26:582–583n, Medra mine: gem aquamarine crystals to 28 bearing cavities 30:282–283q 27:(456) cm 33:No. 2 (cover) BELGIUM Slovakia Paineiras mine, Virgem da Lapa: gemmy Pont a Nole, Mont-sur-Marchien, Hainault 26:98s, Pezinok mine, Pezinok: columnar to acicular morganite crystals to 15 cm 30:218n 27:220h, 28:65g,h crystals to 3 mm 31:157 Pedra Azul: the “Ice Dragon” etched aqua- 31: BELYANKINITE BERTRANDITE marine crystal 285 Resplendor: morganite crystals to 30 cm Locality not specified 26:(143) Argentina Papachacra, Catamarca 31:(99) 26:490n BEMENTITE Brazil Sapucaia pegmatite, Galiléia: opaque crys- Italy Minas Gerais tals to 1 meter, transparent crystals to 10 Liguria Golconda mine, Governador Valadares: lus- cm 30:353, 354p Val Graveglia: white to violet rosettes to trous microcrystal druses 27:217n Tres Barras: 14-cm gem aquamarine crystal 2 cm 32:358p, 361 Kazakhstan 31:49p BENITOITE Kara-Oba: first identified from locality—pris- Canada British Columbia Fluorescence activators studied 27:25 matic crystals to 2 cm 31:391 Namibia Passmore area 26:(491) Salmon color obtained through heat-treating China 26: Klein Spitzkopje northeast of Swakopmund TZ71 Huya mine, Sichuan 27:219p United States 26:TZ(16) Locality not specified: irradiated goshenite crys- California Russia “Zabytoe, Primorskiy Kray” (poss. Kounrad, tals turned blue 34:87n Benitoite gem mine, San Benito County: Ping Wu mine: 6-cm tabular aquamarine 26: Kazakhstan): pseudomorphs after fluorite No. 6 (cover photo); new specimens & 26:228n; tabular 5.4-cm aquamarine 26:579n 29: octahedrons 28:136n one 43-cm plate 209n, 210–211p; triply Wenshan, Yunnan: non-gemmy emeralds to 15 33: Sweden terminated crystal 185p; new work cm 27:222n; 28:(61) yields fine crystals, some gemmy 33:262n Sels Vitberget near Kramfors: crystals to 5 mm in altered beryl 27:208n Xue Bao Diang Mountain, Sichuan: tabular Chickencoop Canyon, Tulare County: tiny aquamarine 26:228g,h,n; goshenite to 1.2 cm grains in quartz/sanbornite 34:162 United States Colorado with cassiterite 28:413n Trumbull Peak, Mariposa County: fluores- Yunan Province: morganite crystal on feldspar cent anhedral grains 30:415 Mt. Antero: bladed crystals on smoky quartz 26: 31:51p BENSTONITE 151p, 153 Maine Colombia United States West Hayes Ledge quarry, Greenwood: thick Chivor mine, Muzo: 2-cm emerald crystal on Illinois V-twins to 2.3 cm 26:479n matrix 30:314p Cave-in-Rock: two attached 3-cm spheres of New Hampshire Coscuez-Los Gavilanes mine, Boyacá: gemmy discrete crystals 35:155–156 Beauregard mine near Gilsum: pseudomorphs emeralds on matrix 26:148p, 149n, 27:450p, Minerva #1 mine, Hardin County: epitaxial after beryl crystals 26:482n 31:47p on calcite, rhombs to 1.2 cm 28:27, 29p La Pita mine, Borbur, Boyacá: emerald crystals BERYL BERAUNITE on gray calcite 31:194n, 195p; 2-cm gemmy Ancient mining for gem beryl in India 34:7 Spain emerald crystals in calcite 35:251n Crystal chemistry, relations with other beryl group Locality not specified: exceptional emerald Horcajo: rosettes and botryoidal crusts 26:146n members 35:377q United States thumbnails 26:575; emeralds in white calcite Emerald: theme of Carnegie Show 2002 34:275 27:147n Alabama Emeralds of the World. ExtraLapis English #2. Red Ball mine, Calhoun County: in earthy Muzo: good crystals in clusters to 3 x 4 cm 34:197b 33: “bog iron” 26:218n 260n L’Émeraude, Dider Giard, Ed. 33:159b Peña Blanca mine near Muzo: “trapiche” emer- BERLINITE Exhibit theme of Springfield Show, 1995 26:581 alds 26:201, 202p Brazil Formation of “trapiche” emeralds 26:201, 202p “Peru”: emeralds pictured in Sowerby’s Exotic Minas Gerais Genesis of schist-type emerald deposits in Brazil Mineralogy 26:MB95d, 101h Sapucaia pegmatite, Galiléia: veinlets, small (abstract) 31:179 Finland spheres 30:353 Afghanistan Luumäki pegmatite: large corroded crystals of BERMANITE Gamintha, Laghman Province: emerald crystals common beryl 26:TZ19 to 5 cm on black schist 33:523n Brazil India Kunar Province: aquamarine with topaz Minas Gerais Karur, Tamil Nadu: huge gem aquamarine crys- 26:TZ(23) tals 31:281p, 282n, 284p; gemmy aquama- Sapucaia pegmatite, Galiléia: brown to red Panshir Valley: 4-cm emerald crystal on matrix microcrystals 30:353 rine crystal 45 cm long 32:257; gemmy foot- 32:494n, 495p long aquamarines 34:7
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Ireland Russia Elizabeth R mine, Pala district, San Diego Mourne Mountains: 5-cm gemmy aquamarine Adui field near Mursinka: large green aquama- County: gemmy morganite crystals to 15 crystal, Ferguson collection 31:426p rine crystals 31:183; exceptional specimens cm 33:388h,p Italy 32:44h Esmeralda mine, Mesa Grande district, San Tuscany Adun Chilon (Chelon), Nerchinsk district, Si- Diego County: fine crystals of morganite, Elba: heliodor crystals in old collection 33:97 beria: crystals with topaz 26:TZ31, 32; aquamarine 33:397–398p Madagascar 32:(45) Fano mine, Riverside County: 7.1-cm aqua- Fitampito near Fianarantsoa: deep yellow-or- Alabashka field, Urals: excellent green beryl, marine crystal group 33:367p ange heliodor prisms to 5 cm 33:273n heliodor crystals 31:183 Hercules mine, Ramona district, San Diego Locality not specified: heliodor crystals 32:492n Malysheva mine, central Urals: abundant sup- County: prismatic morganite, goshenite, Locality not specified 33:(259) ply of non-gemmy emerald 27:63n; 16-cm aquamarine crystals to 8 cm 33:403 Mandrasonora, Fianarantsoa: taular rose-colored matrix specimen 31:390p Himalaya mine, Mesa Grande district, San crystals (later ID’d as pezzottaite) 34:279p, Mama district, Transbaikal: gemmy heliodor Diego County: massive, rare goshenite 282n 32:44 crystals 33:393 Mongolia Miass, Ilmen Mountains: rare green beryls to Little Three mine, Ramona district, San Di- Jenshihlin, Northern Gobi Desert: rough aqua- 25 cm 31:183 ego County: goshenite-morganite 26:TZ23; marine crystals on matrix 30:41n Mokrusha and Kazjonnitsa mines, Mursinka, morganite crystals 33:401p, 402p; goshen- Mozambique Ural Mts.: heliodor, aquamarine 26:TZ21,67; ite crystal 33:402p Alto Ligonha area: large, gemmy morganite multicolored gem beryls to 28 cm 26:TZ69 Mack mine, Rincon district, San Diego masses 27:220n; 30:(224); huge industrial Mursinka, Ural Mountains (emerald) 26:227p, County: gemmy aquamarine 33:390h,p beryl crystals, gem crystals of various colors 26:MB111d, 26:533p; 8-cm green crystal in Pack Rat mine/Beebe Hole, Jacumba district, 31:468–471c,d,p; etched morganite crystals matrix 31:391p; heliodor scepter crystal, 2.7 San Diego County: gemmy pale blue to 31:511n; etched morganites to 12 cm 33:260n cm 31:433p green aquamarine 33:404p Myanmar (Burma) Orlovskiy, Transbaikal: gemmy heliodor 32:44 Stewart mine, Pala district, San Diego County: Mogok: gemmy 4.5-cm aquamarine crystal Pitkäranta, near Finnish border: gemmy beryl morganite crystals 33:378p 30:41 32:45 Tourmaline Queen mine, Pala district, San Namibia Sarapulka & Shaitanka pegmatites near Mur- Diego County: morganite crystals on blue- Bergsig 274, Erongo Mountains: deep blue sinka: green and blue aquamarine 31:183 cap elbaite crystals 33:414, 418, 420p; gemmy crystals to 10 cm 32:60n Sherlova (Sherlovaya) Gora peak, Nerchinsk morganite with blue “indicolite” elbaite Erongo Mountain, 20 km north of Usakos: district, Siberia: heliodor and aquamarine 33:424–425 major specimens of gemmy aquamarine with with topaz 26:TZ30, 31; thumbnail crystals White Queen mine, Pala district, San Diego schorl collected in 2000 32:63–64h,p 26:576n; large “historical” gemmy beryls, County: pale-colored morganite crystals to Erongo Mountains: light blue aquamarine crys- various colors 32:44, 45h 8 cm 33:383–384h,p tals to 4 cm 31:193n, 194p; greenish blue Svetloye greisen, Chukotka 32:(45) Idaho gemmy aquamarine crystals 31:280n; aqua- Takovaja district, Urals: emerald with alexan- Sawtooth Range (aquamarine) 26:TZ16 marine/foitite/fluorite 33:87n; 33:(259); aqua- drite, phenakite 31:183 Maine marine in loose groups and on matrix 35:145n; South Africa Songo Pond mine, Bethel: 13.7-cm blue crys- 35:(157) Transvaal tal 26:480p Klein Spitzkopje northeast of Swakopmund: Kruisrivier mine: questionably reported North Carolina excellent aquamarine and golden beryl 27:424 Adams Farm, Hiddenite, Alexander County: 26:TZ16 Spain emerald crystals to 5 cm 33:263n; medium Onganja mine, Seeis: euhedral crystals in coun- A Franqueira, Pontevedra: opaque to translu- green, semi-gemmy crystals to 3 cm try rock 27:96 cent emerald to 15 cm 28:499p, 500c,q 35:250n Nepal Sweden Foote mine, Cleveland County: emerald crys- Taplejung, Taplejung district: 13.5-cm aqua- Sels Vitberget near Kramfors: altered crystal tals found on dumps 31:518h marine crystal on matrix 34:279p sections to 20 cm 27:208n Hiddenite: former Dave Wilber specimen Nigeria Tajikistan 28:213 Jos region: gemmy aquamarine-emerald crys- Zelatoya Vada, Rangkul, east of Murgab: Rist and Ellis tracts, Hiddenite: crystals of tals to 12 cm 27:63n gemmy heliodor on matrix 26:583n; lus- many colors, gemmy emeralds to 11.4 cm Pakistan trous, gemmy crystals on matrix 27:143p, 32:133–136h,p Baha, Baltistan: very pale, gemmy, color-zoned 145–146n; gemmy prisms to 3 cm on matrix Utah crystals to 2 cm 28:508n 27:221n; crystals with unusual inclusions Central Utah: lease on red beryl properties Chhappu, Braldu Valley, Baltistan: 26.7-cm 28:212n; loose, top gem-grade crystals to 4.5 obtained 26:TZ71 aquamarine crystal 28:194p cm 30:45n; loose gem crystals to 15 cm, Harris mine, Wah Wah Mountains, Beaver Chigar-Tow: superb two-step gem aquamarine various colors 30:53n; heat-treatment doubted County: crystals in matrix 31:46p, 47p 7.3 long on matrix 35:148n by John White 31:449 Maynard claim, Thomas Range 26:(218) Chumar Bakhoor, Nagar, Northern Areas: aqua- Ukraine Topaz Mountain Rhyolite, Juab County (col- marine on muscovite 29:136n Volhynia pegmatites: large corroded crystals lecting sites for red beryl) 26:TZ58m Drot-Balachi near Shengus, Northern Areas: with topaz 26:TZ19 Violet claims, Wah Wah Mountains: red morganite crystals to 15 cm 26:497n Volodarsk: heliodor and blue beryl crystals beryl matrix group, 17.9 cm 26:579n,h Dusso area: gemmy aquamarine crystals 26:152n; blue to green to yellow gemmy Wah Wah Mountains, Beaver County: vi- 26:TZ22, 23; 28:194p crystals 32:45h brant red crystals to 6 cm 26:147n; near- Kashmal, between Dusso and Shigar: gemmy Volodarsk-Volynsk: heliodor in abundant sup- gemmy crystals to 3 cm 28:64n; 30:312p aquamarine crysatals to 8 cm with gemmy ply 26:227p, 229n; 26:536p; 30:315p, 31:49p Vietnam topaz 26:TZ23 United States Thah Hoa Province: 8-cm aquamarine crystal Nagar: aquamarine crystal groups 31:50p, 52p California 27:449n, 455p; 2 gemmy aquamarine crys- Shengus, near Skardu: large gem aquamarine Audrey Lynn claim, Riverside County: aqua- tals 30:41n, 42p crystal on albite 31:48p; aquamarine with marine crystals 33:369p Zambia quartz, albite, schorl 31:53p Blue Lady mine, San Diego County: fine Serenji: 15.3-cm aquamarine crystal 31:193n Shigar, Baltistan: jack-straw groups of pale morganite, aquamarine 33:369–371p BERYLLONITE aquamarine crystals 28:212n Clark mine, Rincon district, San Diego Brazil 33: Shigar Valley near Skardu: 12.5-cm gem aqua- County: gem morganite 390 Minas Gerais 31: marine crystal 46p; 23-cm aquamarine Cryo-Genie mine, San Diego County: gemmy Pomarolli prospect: translucent white thumb- 31: 33: crystal on microcline 270p; gemmy 7.2- aquamarine, morganite 373–374p nail sixling twins 32:58n 34: cm aquamarine crystal with schorl No. 4 Crystal Gem mine/Beebe Hole, Jacumba dis- Telirio mine, Linopolis: translucent white (cover); 4 perfect aquamarine crystals on trict, San Diego County: aquamarine crys- thumbnail sixling twins 32:58n; with large matrix 35:160n tal 33:404p
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brazilianite crystals 32:249n; sharp thumb- BINDHEIMITE Slovakia nails, one 6 x 7-cm twin 33:87n; 34:(91) Hungary Pezinok mine, Pezinok: microscopic grains of Sweden Rudabánya: masses, crusts, pseudomorphs after stibian bismuth 31:157 Norro, Rånö Island: replacing beryl 27:209 boulangerite 32:109 Zaire BERZELIANITE Italy Kipushi mine, Shaba: isolated bodies in ore Mexico Tuscany deposit 26: 176 Durango Serravezza: one pseudomorph specimen 27:50 BISMUTHINITE Ojuela mine, Mapimí: grains in polished ore Mexico Bolivia sections 34:OJ58 Durango Cerro Rico de Potosi, Potosi: small prismatic Sweden Ojuela mine, Mapimí: crusts, masses 34:OJ58 crystals, crude corroded crystals 30:20 Skrikerum 27:(209) United States Farellon Viejo mine, Tafna: masses of 1-cm BETAFITE Nevada splintery crystals 26:149n Gold Quarry mine, Eureka County: earthy 26: Madagascar Tasna: large pyrite-coated crystals 198p; coatings 26:453 prismatic crystals to 7 cm coated with marca- Locality not specified: sharp 2-cm dodecahe- BIOTITE site 33:263n dron 32:495n; crystals to 4 cm 33:97n Mexico Mozambique Chemistry of biotite from Brazilian pegmatites Durango Alto Ligonha area: in two pegmatites with rare and emerald deposits (abstract) 31:179 Ojuela mine, Mapimí: prismatic and acicular earth-element species 31:471 Brazil crystals to 4 mm 34:OJ58 BETA-ROSELITE Minas Gerais Sapucaia pegmatite, Galiléia: bladed crys- Mozambique Morocco tals, laths to 10 cm 30:353 Naipa pegmatite, Alto Ligonha area: 450 kg of Aghbar (Arhbar) mine: intergrown with talmes- Canada bismuthinite from one pocket 31:471 site, wendwilsonite 33:266n Quebec Peru Bou Azzer: deep pink to purplish red druses Mont Saint-Hilaire: 3-mm crystal group Julcani district, Huancavelica Dept.: lustrous with erythrite 32:59n 33:251p prismatic crystals to several cm with white BETEKHTINITE Italy barite 28:P88, 90p Kazakhstan Campania Slovakia Dzhezkazgan: 26:145p; 30-cm matrix speci- Mte. Somma/Vesuvius: sharp deep brown Pezinok mine, Pezinok: microscopic grains, Sb- men 26:152n; acicular crystals 26:229n; 6- microcrystals 27:459p, 461 rich 31:157 cm crystals partially replaced by covellite Namibia Sweden 26:486n; 26:528p; two superlative small cabi- Onganja mine, Seeis 27:(96) Bastnäs mines, Västmanland: masses to fist- net specimens 30:53n; prismatic crystal on Russia size 35:194–195h,p bornite 31:27p; 33:(97) Dodo deposit, Subpolar Urals: inclusions in Zaire Mine 31, Dzhezkazgan: sheaves of parallel quartz crystals to 1 mm 30:434 Kipushi mine, Shaba 26:176 crystals to 5 cm 30:224n United States BISMUTITE Mine 55, Dzhezkazgan: striated crystals to 2 North Carolina Mozambique cm 26:143n, 145p Crabtree quarry, Wake County: sharp black Alto Ligonha area: masses, pseudomorphic crys- United States books to 2 cm with siderite 32:248n tals in pegmatites 31:471 Montana BIRNESSITE Russia Butte, Silver Bow County: acicular crystals Canada Bor pit, Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Kraj: alter- on and in quartz 33:43p Quebec ation product of bismuth 32:11 Zaire Saint-Amable sill: pseudomorphs after seran- Sweden Kipushi mine, Shaba: acicular crystals to 2 cm dite to 1 cm 29:95 Bastnäs mines, Västmanland: spherules, coat- 26:175–176c,h,p,q 35: BISMUTH ings 195 BETPAKDALITE Australia BISMUTOCOLUMBITE Locality not specified 26:(143) Queensland Russia BEUDANTITE Wolfram Camp, Dimbulah: crude crystals to Locality not specified 26:(494) Australia 3 cm with molybdenite 31:283n “BITUMEN” New South Wales Bolivia Natural hydrocarbon compound(s) in mineral en- Kintore opencut, Broken Hill 27:(375) Rio Vilace, La Paz: 12-cm nugget 31:279p vironments; see also “Asphaltite” Hungary Vilaque, La Paz: polished nuggets 31:97n Italy Rudabánya: pale brown crystals, colloform ag- Canada Marche gregates to 3 mm 32:109 British Columbia Perticara mine: black fluid filling cavities, Mexico Engineer mine, Tagish Lake: questionable coating sulfur crystals 33:315–316 Durango locality attribution 27:268 Norway Ojuela mine, Mapimí: rhombohedral micro- China Kongsberg mines: constituent of veins 32:204 crystals, porous masses 34:OJ58 Yizhang, Hunan: large lump 26:142n United States Namibia Germany New Jersey Tsumeb: pseudohexagonal platy Ge-rich crys- Obersachsen Millington quarry, Somerset County: oily tals to 1.5 cm 32:305–307p,q; crystals with Schneeberg: fine 7-cm crystal group 28:451p; substance in quartz cavities 31:410 31: carminite in chalcocite 33:219p fine 5.5-cm crystal group 24p BITYITE Russia Hungary Sweden Brenner mine, Dal’negorsk, Primorakiy Kraj: Rudabánya: microscopic grains 32:109 27: microcrystals in gossan 32:11 Mexico Stora Vika quarry south of Stockholm (209) South Africa Durango BIXBYITE Transvaal Ojuela mine, Mapimí: grains in polished ore South Africa Stavoren mine, Bushveld Complex: yellow- sections 34:OJ58 Cape Province green crystals to 3 mm 29:462p, 464 Mozambique Wessels mine: rough 1-cm cubic crystals United States Alto Ligonha area: masses and euhedral crys- with calcite 32:252n Arizona tals in pegmatites 31:471d United States Kullman-McCool claims: earthy, massive Russia Utah 26:444 Dal’negorsk, Primorakiy Kraj: nodules to 16 Cubic claims, Topaz Valley: 1-cm crystals cm 32:11 26:486n
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Maynard claim, Thomas Range: cubes on Itos mine, Oruro 26:196h Eye of the Blackbird: A Story of Gold in the altered garnets 26:218n Kami mine, Cochabamba Department 29:213s, American West. Holly Skinner. 2001 34:198– Thomas Range: crystals to 1 cm with drusy 34:116h 199 purple fluorite 28:416n; fine crystals to Kari Kari, Potosí 27:452s F. John Barlow Mineral Collection, The. John 2.5 cm with topaz 30:38p, 41n; very large Llallagua 26:146s Barlow, Robert W. Jones and Gene LaBerge cubic, dodecahedral crystals 30:49n; 2.1- Machacamarca, Potosí 30:52s (Eds.). 1999 28:147–148 cm crystal with several forms 33:185p Monserrat 3:117s Franklin and Sterling Hill, New Jersey: the World’s Topaz Mountain Rhyolite, Juab County (col- Morococala mine, Oruro 26:157s, 26:200h, Most Magnificent Mineral Deposits. Pete J. lecting sites) 26:TZ58m 26:489s, 31:69s, 32:249s, 32:467s Dunn 1995 27:226 Topaz Valley: lithophysal 26:126 Mt. Huañaquino, Potosí 34:278s Gemme del Vicentino. M. Boscardin and O.V. “BLOCKITE” Napa, Potosí 30:52g,h Tescari. 1996 29:506 33: 34: 35: Gemology, an Annotated Bibliography Controversial discredited name for penroseite Oruro 221s, 117s, 252s . J. Sin- 34: 26: 34:352–354h Pacajake mine, Potosí 339–357g,h,m,p kankas. 1993 MB159–160 Poopó, Oruro Dept. 32:471s, 34:117s Geologists and the History of Geology: an Inter- BOBIERRITE Potosí vein, Cerro Rico de Potosí, Potosí 30:14– national Bibliography Supplement II: 1985– Russia 15g,h 1993. William A.S. Sarjeant. 1996 29:508 Kovdor, Murmansk Oblast, Kola Peninsula Rincon de Tigre, north of Ani mine, Santa Cruz Gold: Nuggets of Russia (Vol. 1 of Mineralogical 26:(493) Department 26:489s Almanac). Lyudmilla S. Sher. 1999 31:357 BOLEITE Rio Vilace, La Paz 31:279s Gold in der Schweiz. P. Pfander and V. Jans. 1999 History of study of the “Boleite group” of miner- Salar de Uyuni 26:196g,h 33:159 als 29:26–33 San José mine, Oruro 26:196h, 26:576s, 28:60s, Gold im Herzen Europa: Gewinnung, Bearbeitung, Chile 30:52s, 31:31s, 32:248s, 35:144h Verwendung. Aufsatz und Katalog. Bergbau- San Francisco (formerly Beatrix) mine, Sierra Siglo XX mine, Llallagua 26:197–200h,p; 30:52s, und Industriemuseums Ostbayern. 1996 29:507 Gorda: with seeligerite 26:492 31:512s, 32:249s, 32:466s, 467s, 470s, 34:115h Handbook of Mineralogy, Vol. II. John W. An- Sierra Gorda: microcrystals with penfieldite (abstract), 34:116s, 34:117s thony, Richard A. Bideaux, Kenneth W. Bladh 33:99n Tasna (Tazna) mine, Potosí 26:196p, 198g,h, and Monte C. Nichols. 1995 26:563 Mexico 28:205s, 32:249s, 32:470s, 33:263s, 34:116s, Handbook of Mineralogy, Vol. III. John W. An- Baja California 35:252s thony, Richard A. Bideaux, Kenneth W. Bladh Boleo deposit: overview 29:6,7; general de- Tatasí mine, Potosí Dept. 28:454s, 32:470s and Monte C. Nichols. 1997 29:505 scription 29:36–38d,p,q; E. Swoboda’s col- Tomokoni mine, Colavi district, Potosí 35:252s Humboldt’s Travels in Siberia (1837–1842); The lecting of specimens 29:51–62h,p; crystals Unificada mine, Potosí 26:200h, 27:217s Gemstones. Gustav Rose. 1994 26:233–234 to 1.5 cm on stabilized matrix marketed Viboras vein, Machacamarca mine near Colavi Laacher See: Mineralen, Mineralien, Minéraux. 33:86n 33:86s, 33:263s, 35:252s Eddy Van der Meersche. 1997 29:507 Vilaque, La Paz 31:97s Långban, the Mines, their Minerals, Geology and BOLIVIA BOLTWOODITE Explorers. Dan Holtstam and Jörgen Langhof A guide to mineral localities in Bolivia 32:457482 Namibia (Eds.). 31:354 Ahlfeld, Friedrich, “the father of Bolivian geol- L’Émeraude. The Emerald. Connaissances Rossing mine, Arandis: yellow-orange, 1-cm ogy” 34:225–233 actuelles et prospectives. sprays 28:505, 508n, 506p Dider Giard, Ed. 199? Alto Chapare, Cochabamba 27:452s, 28:136g, 33:159 30:52s, 34:116–117g,h (abstract) BOOK REVIEWS Les anciennes mines de Padern-Mongaillard Ani (or Anahi) mine, Santa Cruz Department See also Publications (Aude): Geologie, Histoire et Mineralogie 26:489h Amethyst. Werner Lieber. 1994 26:232–233 Michel Deliens, Christian Berbain and Georges Animas vein, Chocaya district, Potosí 28:136s Barren Lands: an Epic Search for Diamonds in Favreau. 26:235–236, 29:507 Araca 34:117s the North American Arctic. Kevin Krajick. 2001 Les types d’espèces minerals et les collections de Arrahi, Puerto Suarez 30:218s 33:344–345 syntheses anciennes du Muséum National Atocha (mines near) 26:200 Bergbaurevier von St. Ulrich in Südschwarzwald d’Histoire Naturelle. H-J Schubnel. 1999 33:247 Atoche-Quechisla district, Potosí Dept. 32:463s und seine Mineralien, Das. C. Schlomann and Los minerales y la minería de la Sierra Albarrana Ayoreita mine, Rincón del Tigre, Santa Cruz Helge Steen. 1994 29:507 y usu entorno. Benjamin Calvo Perez, Jose province 30:153s Bergmännische Geduldflaschen. Otto Fritz and Gonzaléz del Tánago Chanrai and Jose González Canutillos mine, Colavi district, Potosí 35:252s Peter Huber. 1995 26:536 del Tánago y del Rio. 1991 26:236 Cerro Huañaquino, Potosí (see also Mt. Huaña- Bibliografía Fundamental de la Antigua Miner- Lovozero Massif: History, Pegmatites, Minerals. quino) 33:263s alogía y Mineria Españolas. Miguel Calvo Igor V. Pekov. 2000 33:157–159 Cerro Rico de Potosí, Potosí 26:200h, 29:213s, Rebollar. 1999 31:353–354 Madagaskar: das Paradies der Mineralien und 30:9–36g,h,m,p, 32:462s, 463s Binntal und seine Mineralien, Das. Der Strahler Edelsteine. ExtraLapis #17. Christian Weise Chambillaya mine 34:116s Andre Gorsatt—vom Steckenpferd zur Lebens- Verlag. 33:157 Chicote Grande mine, La Paz Dept. 32:462s, existenz. Johannes Schwarz. 29:508 Madagascar: a Mineral and Gemstone Paradise. 34:116h Bocamina, Magazine of the Mineral Deposits and Federico Pezzottal. ExtraLapis English #1. 2001 Chocaya 34:117s Mineralogy of Spain. 1994 (first trial issue) 33:343–344 Colavi mine, Potosí Dept. 26:489s, 32:248s, 26:234 Manganese Adventure, The: The South African 33:263s, 34:117s Book on the Bookshelf, The. Henry Petroski. 1999 Manganese Fields. Bruce Cairncross, Nicolas Colquechaca, Potosí Dept. 32:462s, 463s, 471s; 33:155–156 Beukes and Jens Gutzmer. 1997 30:242–243 34:117s Collector’s Guide to Rock, Mineral, & Fossil Mani-Málá, or a Treatise on Gems. Sourindro Conotillas mine, Potosí 35:159s Localities of Utah, A. James R. Wilson 1995 Mohun Tagore. 1997 reprint from first edition Corocoro 28:136s 27:310 of 1879. 29:506–507 Cristalmuya near Villa Tunari, Chapare, Cocha- Dana’s New Mineralogy. Richard V. Gaines, H. Meisterwerke Sächsischer Minerale. Eberhard bamba 26:487g,h Catherine W. Skinner, Eugene E. Foord, Brian Equit. 1994 26:231–232 El Desierto sulfur mine, Potosí 34:297–305g,h,m,p; Mason and Abraham Rosenzweig. 1997 29:227– Mine de Fluorine de Valzergues, Aveyron, La. 35:252s 231 Etienne Guillou-Gotkovsky. 1999 31:354–355 El Dragón mine, Potosí 26:200h, 26:489s, 32:467s, Desmond Sacco Collection, The; Focus on South- Mineral & Erz in den Hohen Tauern. Dr. Robert 34:355s ern Africa. Bruce Cairncross. 2000 31:355–356 Seeman. 1994 26:236 Eterovich mine, Oruro 26:149s Diamanten. ExtraLapis #18. Christian Weise Mineral Collections of Russia. (Vol. 2 of Mineral- Farellon Viejo mine, Tafna 26:149s Verlag. 33:159 ogical Almanac). 2000 33:156–157 Huanuni 26:157s, 26:149s, 26:200h, 28:417s Emeralds of the World. ExtraLapis English #2. Mineral Treasure of the French Natural History Huanuni mine, Huanuni, Oruro 26:487, 489h, 2002 34:197 Museum. Henri-Jean Schubnel. 2001 33:344 27:390s, 28:132s, 29:129s, 30:52s, 32:248– Encyclopedia of Mineral Names. William H. Minerales de España. Joaquim Mollfulleda Borrell. 249s, 32:466s, 470s; 34:117s, 34:155s, 34:278s Blackburn and William H. Dennen. 1997 1999 31:353 28:407–408
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Minerali delle Alpi Marittime e Cozie, Provincia Rocks from Space: Meteorites and Meteorite Hunt- Koksharov (1853–1891) 26:MB106–111d,h,p di Cuneo. Gian Carlo Piccoli. 2002 34:201 ers. O. Richard Norton. 1994 27:309 Kolbe (1727) 35:291p Minerali dell’isola d’Elba. Paolo Orlandi and Ruby & Sapphire. Richard W. Hughes. 1997 Kurr (1858) 26:MB98 Federico Pezzotta. 1996 29:226–227 30:243 Lenz (1794) 27:191–195d,p Mineralien der Vulcan-Eifel. Franz-Josef Sammlung Erzäht, Eine. Otto Fitz 27:310 Leonard et al. (1817) 26:MB10 Emmerich. CD. 2000 33:247 Sarrabus, miniere e minerali. Paolo Stara, Roberto Leonardus (1502) 26:MB33–36p Mineralien und Erzlagerstätten Österreichs, Die. Rizzo and Giancarlo Brizzi. 1993 29:505–506 Linnaeus (1736) 26:MB52–53 Exel Reinhard. 1993 26:236 Tourmaline. ExtraLapis English #3. 2002 34:197– Lovell (1661) 26:MB39 Mineralien von Hagendorf und ihre Bestimmung, 198 Marbodus (1061–1081) 26:MB29–33p Die. J. Kastning and J. Schlüter. 1994 26:236– Tsumeb: a Unique Mineral Locality. Georg Marsigli (1726) 32:114 237 Gebhard. 1999 30:241–242 Mawe, Familiar Lessons on Mineralogy and Ge- Mineralien Finden in den Vogesen. Artur Wittern Val Vigezzo: i minerali delle albititi. V. Mattioli, ology (1819–1829) 26:MB87 and Jean-Renaud Journée. 1997 29:505 R. Appiani, V. Cini, P. Gentile, D. Preite and P. Mawe, Travels in the Interior of Brazil (1812) Mineralien-Fundstellen in der Tchechischen und Vignola. 1995 27:310 26:MB13, 35:11p Slowakischen Republik. Petr Paulis= and Reiner Vom Kobalterz zum Königsblau—zur Geschichte Medieval encyclopedias 26:MB23–25 Haake. 1997 29:506 des Skuteruder Kobaltbergbaus und des Medieval herbals 26:MB26 Mineralien und Fundstellen Deutschland, Teil 2. Modumer Blaufarbenwerkes in Südnorwegen. Medieval lapidaries 26:MB26–29, 36–38p Reiner Haake, Siegfried Flach and Rainer Bode. W. Liebmann. 1994 29:507 Minéralogie du Dauphiné, La. Jean-Etienne 1994 26:233 BOOKS, ANTIQUARIAN Guettard. (Reprint of 1782 edition) 31:355b Mineralien und Fundstellen von Schweden, Die. See also Mineralogical Record, Antiquarian Re- “Original state” books 26:MB15 Hans-Jürgen Wilke. 1997 29:506 prints Pryce (1778) 26:MB14, 16p Minéralogie du Dauphiné 26: . Jean-Etienne Guettard Agricola (1556) 26:MB9, 14–15p, 50p, cover “Rare” books (definition) MB17 31: 26: (reprint). 1999 355 photo Rashleigh (1797, 1802) MB77–84d,h,p, 89, 98 Minéralogie du Massif du Mont-Blanc 28: (Hors Série Aikin (1814) 26:MB89 Robinson (1825) 464 Le Règne Minéral 26: V, ). L.D. Bayle, Ed. 1999 Aldrovandus of Bologna (1648) 26:MB39–40, 51 Romé de l’Isle (1772, 1783) MB10, 17, 54, 32: 153 Alfonso the Tenth (13th century) 26:MB14 67ff. Mineralogy of Arizona 26: . John W. Anthony, Sidney Babington (1796, 1799) 26:MB17 Rose (1837, 1842) MB13 26: A. Williams, Richard A. Bideaux and Raymond Bacon (1594) 26:MB7 Saussure (1779–1796) MB13 27: 26: W. Grant. 1995 153–154 Barba (1640) 26:MB51p Schmidt (1850) MB98 Mineralogy of Maine, 26: Volume I: Descriptive Becher (1709) 26:MB51 Schmiedel (1753) MB15, 19, 20, 66, 67p Schwazer Bergbuch 26: Mineralogy. Vandall T. King and Eugene E. Beck (1842) 28:464–465 (1556) MB14 Foord. 1994 27:225–226 Bibliografía Fundamental de la Antigua Miner- Scopoli (1776) 26:MB13 Minerals: an Illustrated Exploration of the Dy- 26: alogía y Mineria Españolas (Fundamental Bib- Sepp (1776) MB19 namic World of Minerals and Their Properties 26: . liography of Antiquarian Works on the Mines Serialized “first editions” MB14 26: 26: George W. Robinson. 1994 232 and Minerals of Spain). Miguel Calvo Rebollar. Smith (1816) MB87 Minerals First Discovered on the Territory of the British Mineralogy 1999 (review) 31:353–354 Sowerby, (1804–1817) Former Soviet Union 26: 35: . Igor V. Pekov. 1998 Bibliography of (after Jameson) 26:MB57–64 MB12, 13, 15, 20, 85–97d,h,p; 261 30: Exotic Mineralogy 243 Boot (1609) 26:MB51 Sowerby, (1811–1820) Minerals of Colorado 26: 35: . Edwin B. Eckel. 1997 Borlase (1758) 26:MB77 MB13, 15, 17, 97–105d,h,p; 10p 29: 26: 35: 225 Bromel (1698) 26:MB51 Stieglitz (1769) MB66, 11p Minerals of the Kovdor Massif 26: . G. Yu. Ivanyuk Bromel (1730) 26:MB52 Wallerius (1747) 52–54p 33: and V.N. Yakovenchuk. 1997 157 Brunner (1800) 26:MB56 BORACITE Minerals of the Lavrion Mines . A. Katerinopoulos Bury (1473) 26:MB39 Bolivia 29: and E. Zissimopoulou. 1994 508 Caesalpinus (1602) 26:MB51 Alto Chapare: pale blue cubes to 2 cm in matrix Minerals of New Mexico , 3rd edition. Stuart A. Caesius of Modena (1636) 26:38–39p 27:452n, 455p; crude cubes to 2.5 cm Northrup, revised by Florence A. La Bruzza. Chester (1886) 26:MB20 28:136n; world’s largest crystals 34:117 27: 1996 309 Clarke (1816) 26:MB13 Cristalmayu near Villa Tunari, Chapare, Cocha- Minerals of South Africa . Bruce Cairncross and Cleaveland (1816) 26:MB9 bamba 26:(487) 27: Roger Dixon. 1995 225 “Contemporary bindings” 26:MB15, 18 England Minerals of the World (Princeton Field Guides Cozzens (1843) 28:465 Boulby mine, Loftus, Cleaveland, Yorkshire: 34: series). Ole Johnsen. 2002 199 Cramer (1739) 26:MB52 pale blue-green crystals 26:494n; description Miniere di Brosso, Le . Italo Campostrini. 2001 Cronstedt (1758) 26:MB53 of occurrence 27:165–168c,g,h,p,q; 28:(65); 34: 199–200 Dana (1850) 28:459 good specimens 28:208n MINLOG . Beaver Software Development. 1993 Dapper (1676) 35:291p Germany 26: 234–235 Desfontaines (1783–1792) 26:MB67–71p Bamberg saline deposit: 26:220p, 223–224n Murzinka . Valentina I. Popova, Vladimir A. Popov Escholt (1657) 26:MB39 Mineralogical Almanac BORNITE and A. Kanonerov. Ferber (1776) 26:MB13 33: Austria Volume 5, 2002. 341–343 First Editions 26:15–17 Museums, Their History & Their Use East Tyrol . David Gatterer (1798–1799) 26:MB10 32: Frossnitz: old specimen, euhedral 5 x 5-cm Murray (reprint). 2000 153 Gautier d’Agoty (1781) 26:MB13, 19, 20, 65– New Mexico Rockhounding crystal 34:206 . Stephen M. Voynick. 76d,h,p; 30:96p, 32:225 29: Hungary 1997 226 Gesner (1548) 26:MB159 Perticara: La miniera di zolfo, la sua gente Rudabánya: masses to 6 cm with other sulfides . Ido Hallucinogenic fungus can grow on old books 29: 32:109 Rinaldi. 1988 506 28:362 Photo-Atlas of Minerals, The Italy (CD). Gem and Haüy, Essai d’une Théorie sur la Structure des Liguria Mineral Council, Los Angeles County Museum Cristaux (1784) 26:MB9 31: Val Graveglia: small specimens with crude of Natural History. 2000 356–357 Haüy, Tableau Comparatif (1809) 26:MB14 crystals 32:361 Photographic Guide to Mineral Species (CD). Traité de Mineralogie 26: Haüy, (1801) MB54–56 Kazakhstan Jeffrey G. Weissman and Anthony J. Nikischer. Hebenstreit (1743) 26:MB19, 66 31: Dzhezkazgan: sharp iridescent crystals 26:150p, 1999 357 Hill (1748) 26:MB66 Photographing Minerals, Fossils and Lapidary 152n; 26:528p; rough iridescent crystals on Jameson (many publications) 26:MB12, 49–50; Materials 28: matrix 30:224n; 1-mm crystals with twinned . Jeffrey Scovil. 1996 148–149. reprinted preface from his System of Mineral- Quarz-Monographie. Die Eigenheiten von Berg- calcite 32:55n; 1.6-cm crystal on quartz ogy (1804) 26:MB50–57 kristall, Rauchquarz, Amethyst, Chalcedon, 32:No. 6 (cover); fine crystals on drusy Johnstone (1667) 26:MB51 Achat, Opal und anderen Varietäten quartz 33:97n . R. Rykart. Kentman [Gesner] (1565) 26:MB51p 29: Mine 21, Dzhezkazgan: iridescent crystals to 5 1995 507–508 Kircher (1678) 26:MB51 cm on quartz 28:133n
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Mine 57, Dzhezkazgan: 2.4-cm crystal on cal- Spain Canada cite 26:528p; crystals to 2 cm on matrix Alfred pit, Rio Tinto, Huelva 30:(153), 31:(286) British Columbia 26:492n; 8-mm crystals on drusy quartz Río Tinto mines, Huelva: red spheres of crys- Van Silver mine: tabular crystals, cogwheel 27:389n tals 27:283p, 284q twins to 3 mm 31:226 Mine 65, Dzhezkazgan: sharp purplish blue United States China trisoctahedrons to 2.75 cm 28:61n Tennessee Chenzou, Hunan: small bright striated crystals Mexico Alum Cave Bluff, Sevier County: microcrys- 26:142n Durango tal rosettes 31:169p Qiang Gi Dong: brilliant crystals with chal- Ojuela mine, Mapimí: in polished ore sec- BOTSWANA copyrite 31:26p 34: tions OJ58 Jwaneng diamond mine 35:22h Yan Gou Shi, Hunan: brilliant crystals in 2.3- 33: Zacatecas Letlhakane 1 and 2 diamond mines 35:21s, 22h cm group 182p San Martín mine, Sombrerete: coatings on Orapa diamond mine 35:20s, 21s, 22h Yang Guang Shi mine (?), Hunan: brilliant silver sheets 26:496n columnar groups to 2.5 cm 30:472n Namibia BOTTINOITE England Onganja mine, Seeis 27:(96) England Cornwall Peru Cumbria Locality unspecified: illustrated in Sowerby’s Huanzala mine, Huallanca district, Huanuco Brownley Hill mine, Alston Moor: pale blue/ British Mineralogy 26:MB96 Dept.: crude microcrystals 28:P49 greenish crystals to 3 mm 31:243–244 Herodsfoot mine, Liskeard 27:No. 3 (cover Russia Germany photo); 5.5-cm specimen 31:29p; giant old Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Kraj: massive, with Nordrhein-Westfalen specimen 35:263 other sulfides 32:11 Ramsbeck: best known specimens 29:144 Wheal Boys, St. Endellion 26:MB79h Konder massif near Nelkan, Far East: grain in Italy Cumbria platinum crystal 28:99 Tuscany Brownley Hill mine, Alston Moor: reported South Africa Bottino mine, Apuan Alps 31:(243) with bottinoite 31:244 Cape Province BOULANGERITE France Okiep district mines 35:(309) Bolivia Les Malines 31:(99) Sweden Cerro Rico de Potosi, Potosi: compact masses Hungary Bastnäs mines, Västmanland: masses with ce- 30:21 Rudabánya: microscopic inclusions in galena rium ore 35:195 Canada 32:109 United States British Columbia Ireland Colorado Silvana mine, Sandon: tufts, fibrous masses Mogul mine, Silvermines, County Tipperary: Sweet Home mine, Park County: masses, to 1,5 cm 27:436 tabular to blocky crystals to 2 cm with sul- rounded iridescent crystals with other sul- Van Silver mine: tufts to 1 cm, matted aggre- fides 30:103, 104p fides 29:SH116, 138–139p,q; iridescent gates, rings 31:227p Italy knobs of rough crystals 34:126 Hungary Tuscany Connecticut Rudabánya: matted masses, radiating aggre- Ceragiola quarries, Serravezza 27:52p Bristol mine, Hartford County: fine old speci- gates of acicular crystals to 2 cm 32:109 Serravezza: crystals to 3 mm 27:50–51q mens at Yale 30:95; massive, blebs, fine Ireland Peru dodecahedral crystals 32:442–443p Silvermines district, County Tipperary: fine Carhuacayan district, Junin Dept.: striated barrel- Montana hairs in vugs 30:103 shaped crystals to 2 cm 28:P70; 34:(248) Butte, Silver Bow County: good crystals to 3 Italy Casapalca district, Lima Dept.: lustrous crystals cm with quartz 33:43–44p Tuscany with sulfides 28:P79–81; complex, rounded Nevada Serravezza: flexible crystals, rings & cylin- crystals to 5 mm 34:249 Gold Quarry mine, Eureka County: massive ders 27:50–51p,q Julcani district, Huancavelica Dept.: splendent 26:453 Mexico black crystals to 2.5 cm 28:P88–91p; 34:(251) Wisconsin Durango Milpo mine, Atocha district, Pasco Dept.: lus- Flambeau mine, Ladysmith, Rusk County: Ojuela mine, Mapimí: fibrous masses, acicu- trous tabular crystals to 1 cm 34:246 microcrystals, chalcocite pseudomorphs lar crystals, rings 34:OJ58 Pachapaqui district, Ancash Dept.: lustrous crys- 26:219n; coating chalcocite 27:61n, 28:53; Peru tals to 2.5 cm, some in “cogwheels” to 4 cm pseudomorphs after chalcocite to 5.5 cm, Huanzala mine, Huanuco Dept.: acicular crys- 28:P42–43p; “cogwheels” to 3 cm etched iridescent coatings 30:114p tals to 4 cm 34:244 from quartz 34:243 Zaire Julcani district, Huancavelica Dept.: hair-like Quiruvilca district, La Libertad Dept.: lustrous Kipushi mine, Shaba: massive, crystals to 3 cm crystals 28:P88 barrel-shaped crystals to 3 cm, some in large 26:176–177c,h,p Pucarrajo mine: needle crystals to 3 cm in felt- groups 28:P23–24p Zimbabwe like vein 34:244 Romania Unspecified locality: 5-cm crystal 30:239 Russia Baia Sprie: excellent specimens 33:260n BOROMUSCOVITE Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Kraj: acicular “feather Herja mine, Maramures: dull crystals 26:142 United States ore” 32:11 Russia California Dodo deposit, Subpolar Urals: needle crystals Nikolaevskiy mine, Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy 32: Little Three mine, Ramona district, San Di- to 5 cm including quartz 30:434p Kraj: good crystals to 1 cm 11 ego County: type locality 33:403 Slovakia BOYLEITE BOSNIA/HERCEGOVINA Pezinok mine, Pezinok: microscopic, identity Locality not specified: old 1 x 1 x 2-cm matrix questionable 31:157 specimen 35:148n Zagradski Potok near Busovac=a 27:325–346, United States BRANDTITE 361g,h,m,p Nevada Sweden BOTALLACKITE Meikle mine, Elko County 30:(196) Långban, Värmland 27:210p England BOURNONITE BRANNERITE Cornwall Bolivia Spain 24-fathom level, Levant mine, St. Just in Cerri Rico de Potosi, Potosi: large dull crystals, Penwith: specimens collected in 1960’s, cogwheels to 1 cm 30:21 Sierra Albarrana: crude loose crystals to 10 cm 26: wrongly attributed to Botallack mine Machacamarca, Potosi: sharp single cogwheels, 146n 33: 347–348 lusterless and Fe-stained 30:52n; platy crys- BRAUNITE BOTRYOGEN tals to 5 cm with drusy quartz, pyrite 33:263n Italy Hungary Viboras vein, Machacamarca mine near Colavi: Liguria Rudabánya: thin orange-yellow crusts 32:109 cogwheels to 6 x 6 cm 33:86n; highly lus- Val Graveglia: major ore mineral, large trous cogwheels to 5 cm with pyrite 35:252n masses, crystals to 2 mm 32:358p, 361
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South Africa Cruzeiro mine 26:222s, 31:179s Sapucaia pegmatite, Galiléia 30:347–360, 365– Cape Province Cuiaba district, Gouveia 35:144s 366g,h,m,p Wessels mine: sharp, lustrous black bipy- Diamantina 26:489g, 490s, 27:62s, 28:413s, Serro 28:60s ramidal crystals to 5 mm 32:252n 32:57s, 32:497s, 33:263–264, 35:18–19h Souza 26:489s BRAZIL Divino de Laranjeiras, Linopolis 26:490s, Telirio mine, Linopolis 32:58s, 32:249s, 33:87s, 34: 34: 2000 FM-TGMS-MSA Symposium: The Miner- 278s 91s 31: 27: als of Brazil (abstracts) 31:177–183 Dos Barras, Padre Paraiso 193s Teofilo Otoni 452s 28: 34: Brazilian minerals, theme of 2000 Tucson Show Fazenda do Funiel 505s Terra Corrida mine, Colonel Murta 281s 31: 31:283 Galiléia 71s Toca do Onca pegmatite, Barra da Salinas 26: 34: Brazilian travels of Ed Swoboda 28:452–453 Golconda mine, Governador Valadares 489s, 281s 27: 31: 31: 31: 31: Lavrarita Barbosa 32:493s 490s, 217s, 57s, 68s, 179s Tres Barras 49s 33: 28: 31: Poços de Caldas complex 29:100s, 109s Ibiajara 87s Urucum mine, Galiléia 417s, 277s, 31: 34: Rondovia 27:144s Ipê mine, Governador Valadares 99s 281s Bahia Itabira 31:180g Urupuca mine 31:276s 26: 26: 26: Brumado 26:TZ14g, 19g, 35g, 26:223, 26:489s, Jaboti mine, São Geraldo do Baixio 490s Virgem da Lapa pegmatites TZ23g,h, 36s, 32: 28: 30: 35: 35: 28:137s, 29:140s, 31:44s, 31:74s, 31:180s, Jabotica, Tubas 497s 450s, 150s, 155s, 160s 33: 31: 31:180–181g,h, 31:277s Jaboticatubas 84s Xanda mine 179s 30: 31: Carnaiba 26:489s Jacare mine 40s Ze Pinto mine, Governador Valadares 99s 27: Paraíba Fazenda Recruta, Vitoria de Conquista 28:60g,h Jaguaraçu mine, Belo Horizonte 208s, 28: 30: 33: Ibiajara 26:490s, 30:37s 205s, 218s, 186s Alto des Flechas pegmatite near Pedra Lavrada 31: Ibitiara 28:60s Jagauraçu pegmatite east of Belo Horizonte 180s 35: 31: Jaqueto 30:52s 407s, 408h Alto Feio pegmatite 180s 33: 34: Novo Horizonte 26:223s, 31:180s Jenipapo mine/district, Itinga 87s, 278s, Alto Quixaba pegmatite, Quixaba, Frei Martinho 35: 31: Piata 26:490s 153s Township 180s 33: Pirajá deposit, Brumado 26:TZ35g,p Joan Firmino mine, Pomarolli near Linopolis Batalha mine, São José da Batalha 127– 29: Seabra mine 29:129s, 29:213s 213s 137g,h,m,p 26: 33: Vitoria da Conquista area 31:104s Joca mine, Galileia 222s CDM (Mulungu) mine 131s Espirito Santo Jocão mine (see Cigana mine) João Pessoa 26:576s 31: 33: Fazenda Santa Isabel 27:62s, 27:147s Jonas mine 179s Locality not specified 86s 26: 31: Itaguaçu 27:62s, 31:38s Jose do Linto, Itinga 490s Mina Bocheiron Zinho 181s 29: Mimoso do Sul mine, Santa Teresa 26:TZ23, Laranjeiras 133s Mina da Batalha near São Jose da Batalha 30: 31: 38, 26:490s Lavra Berilo Branco, Sapucaia do Norte 361– 181s 32: Muqui 26:TZ41s 365g,h,m “Paraíba, Minas Gerais” 493s, 494s 31: 33: Pancas 27:62s Lavra do Sapo 104s Quintos pegmatite (Wild mine) 131s 28: 31: Santa Teresa 26:TZ18s, 27:62s Lavrinha 417s Santana de Mangeiras 180s 31: Paraña Vargem Alegre 30:52s Limoeiro mine 179s Goias Linopolis 26:489s, 27:449s, 28:489–490g,h,m, Pato Branco 26:222s, 26:489g 29: 30: 35: 35: Rio Grande do Norte Itumbiari 31:277s 129s, 41s, 145s, 153s 26: 31: Locality (for kyanite) not specified 26:223s, Macaco mine 490s Alto des Furnas pegmatite, Equador 180s 27: 31: 26:489s Marcello mine, São Jose de Safira 62s Alto do Giz 11 pegmatite, Equador 180s 29: 29: 31: 33: Mangabeira tin deposit 26:490g Medina prospect 129h, 140s, 179s Alto do Giz area, Equador 505–510g,h,p Mato Grosso Medra mine 33:No. 2 (cover) Boqueirãozinho (Capoeira) pegmatite, Parelhas 27: 29: 33: Alta Floresta 32:249s Mendes Pimentel 145s 193–197g,h,p; 131s, 132s 26: 33: Diamantino 35:19h Miscellaneous topaz localities TZ14s, Currais Novos scheelite skarns 132s 26: 26: 26: 26: 26: 27: Estralla do Sol 35:18s, 19h TZ18s, TZ36s Equador 149h, 223s, 489s, 217s 27: 31: 33: Juina diamond province 35:19h Morro Redondo 449s, 179s Gregório pegmatite near Parelhas 131s Minas Gerais Morro Redondo mine, Coronel Murta 30:52s, Locality not specified 35:148s 30: 31: Minas Gerais—Past and Present (abstract) 150s Malhada dos Angicos, Parelhas 182g 33: 30: 31:177–178 Morro Velho 264s Parelhas 52s 31: 33: Agua Roa 26:490s Mutuca mine, Santa Rosa Malacacheta 511s Pedra Bonita mine 219s Rio Grande do Sul Almerino mine, Linopolis 32:249s Navegador (or Orozimbo) mine, Penha do Norte, 35: 35: 35: 26: 26: 31: Alto Lavra do Afranio, Linopolis 34:281s Conselheiro Pena 144s, 146s, 149s, Irai district 489s, 575s, 182g,h, 35: 35: 35: Araçuai 31:99s 150s, 153s 261s see Navegador mine 35: Aricanga pegmatite, Cruzeiro area 35:253s Orozimbo mine Nonoaî 253s 31: 32: 33: Arqueana mine 32:249s, 35:146s Ouro Fino mine, Coronel Murta 179s, 57s Locality not specified 259s 26: 26: 26: Arturo Costa mine, Jaguaraçu 30:37s Ouro Preto TZ14g, TZ19g, TZ33– BRAZILIANITE 26: 27: 27: 31: Barra de Salinas (Bara do Salinas) 26:489s, 34g,h, TZ38s, 217s, 452s, 180g, Brazil 35: 31:179s, 32:No. 3 (cover), 33:209– 157s Locality not specified: several flats of new 30: 216g,h,m,p Paineiras mine, Virgem da Lapa 218s material 32:491n 27: Baxao mine, Taquaral 33:263s, 34:86s Pederneira, Cruzeiro 212s Minas Gerais 31: 32: 32: Buenopolis 35:252s Pederneira mine 56s, 249h, 493s, Corrego Frio mine near Linopolis: 6.3-cm 33: 34: 34: Capelinha 30:48s, 32:54s, 32:58s, 34:278s, 260s, 86s, 188s crystal 30:314p; 12-cm group 31:74p 31: 35:145s, 35:148s Pedra Azul 285s Linopolis: crystals to 5 cm 26:489; long- Capoeirana mine, Nova Era 31:179s Pioneer mine, Tres Barros region near Maram- prismatic, part gemmy 27:215p, 217n; crys- 31: Carai 26:490s baia 179s tals to 10 cm collected in 1940’s 28:453 27: 34: Cigana (Jocão) mine, Galiléia 35:156s, 35:252s Pirineus mine, Itinga 449s, 91s Mendes Pimentel: pale lime-green crystals 26: Conselheiro Lafaiette 26:579s, 30:52s Pocos de Caldas 490s on quartz 27:143p, 145n 32: Conselheiro Pena 26:TZ42s, 26:489s Pomaroli prospect, Linopolis 58s São Geraldo do Baixio: crystals to 8 cm with 26: Corinto 35:156s Resplendor 490s “perthite,” quartz 28:417n; sharp, part- 26: Coronel Murta 35:145s Rodrigo Silva area near Ouro Preto 489s gemmy floater crystals to 10 cm 29:129n 26: 26: Corrego do Urucum 26:490s, 28:505s, 31:179s Santa Maria de Itabira TZ41s, 489g,h Telirio mine, Linopolis: prismatic to blocky 26: 31: Corrego Frio, Linopolis 28:417s, 29:129s, Santa Rosa mine 222s, 179s pale yellow-green crystals to 1.5 cm, some 28: 29: 31:74s, 33:524s São Geraldo do Baixio 417s, 129s with beryllonite 32:58n; lustrous, gemmy 26: Criminosa mine 26:222s São Jose de Pederneira 489s bladed crystals 32:249n; 33:(87); 34:(91) 33: Criminoso mine north of São Jose da Safira São Pedro mine, Malacacheta 183s 30: 26:489s Sapo mine, Goiabeira 41s Sapucaia do Norte, Galiléia 30:52s
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BREITHAUPTITE Mexico United States Finland Baja California Arkansas Seinäjoki, Vaasa 26:(145) Boleo deposit: green tufts, identity uncertain Magnet Cove: extraordinary 2.8-cm speci- Russia 29:61p men (Lidstrom Trophy winner) 35:151p Puiva deposit, Subpolar Urals: rough reddish Chihuahua California gray crystals 30:457 Los Lamentos district: one small specimen Georgetown, El Dorado County: brown 34: 31: BRENKITE LL23 gemmy crystals to 2 cm 347c,p,q Durango Hale Creek, Trinity County: fine red-brown Germany Ojuela mine, Mapimí: 1.5-cm sprays of ac- crystals to 3 mm 31:341–343c,p,q Eifel 26:(145) icular crystals 34:OJ58 BRUCITE BREWSTERITE-SR Namibia Locality unspecified (illustrated in Sowerby’s Ex- Norway Onganja mine, Seeis: abundant on old dumps otic Mineralogy) 26:MB102 Southern Vinoren area, Kongsberg: microcrys- 27:96 Australia Russia tals found in 1994, possibly brewsterite-Ba Tasmania 32:197, 204 Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Kraj: with oxidized Lord Brassey mine: traces in altered serpen- 32: BRIANYOUNGITE Pb and Cu minerals 12 tinite 33:326 South Africa England United States Transvaal Pennsylvania Cumbria 29: Stavoren mine, Bushveld Complex (464) Wood’s mine, Lancaster County: many fine Brownley Hill mine, Alston Moor: white Spain 31: old specimens in Yale collection 30:95 microcrystal rosettes 244p Mazarrón-Águilas district, Murcia: crystals to 4 BRIARTITE mm 34:321–322p, 332q BUCKHORNITE Namibia Sweden United States Tsumeb: described from massive ore 26:176 Bastnäs mines, Västmanland: prismatic deep Colorado Zaire green microcrystals 35:195p Various gold telluride deposits 35:(62) Kipushi mine, Shaba: grains in ore 26:176d,h,q United States BUKOVITE BRITISH COLUMBIA Nevada Sweden Bear Mountain, near Harrison Lake, Hotsprings Douglas Hill near Lugwig, Lyon County: Skrikerum 27:(209) microcrystal coatings 26:482n 26:491s BULGARIA Beaver mine, Beaver Mountain 33:72s Gold Quarry mine, Eureka County: green 26: Droubja mine, Laki district 32:58s Beaverdell 27:216s crystals to 0.5 mm 453 New Mexico Droukouvo mine, Laki, Rhodope Mts. 32:497s Blu Starr claims, Slocan Valley 26:491s Erma Reka mine, Zlatograd 30:221s Bluebell mine, Riondel 33:72s Mex-Tex mine, Bingham: bright green ac- 30: Ianakiev mine, Erma Reka 34:281s Bralorne-Pioneer camp 35:61s icular crystals in sprays 337, 339p Zaire Kruchov Dol mine, Madan district 34:275s Dunn Peak, south of Clearwater 26:491s Madan district 26:141s, 27:456s, 32:58s Engineer mine, Tagish Lake, near Atlin 27:71s, Kabolela mine, Shaba: carpets of brilliant ac- icular crystals on matrix 34:282n Mogila mine, Madan district 29:216s 27:263–273g,h,m,p 9th of September mine, Madan 27:144h Merry Widow mine near Port McNeil, Vancouver Kipushi mine, Shaba: small acicular crystals 26:176c, 177d Osogovo Mountain, Kjustendil 28:208s Island 26:491s Pchelojad mine, Kardzah 28:417s BROMARGYRITE Mount Brussilof, near Radium 26:491s, 26:578s, Sedeftche mine, Momtschilgrad 30:221s 35:152s Hungary 17th of September mine, Madan 34:87s Passmore area 26:491s, 26:578s Rudabánya: rare crusts, cuboctahedral crystals Stefanov mine, Zlatograd 29:216s Rock Candy mine, Kennedy Creek 33:72s to 1 mm 32:109p Zvezdel mine, East Rhodope Mountains 28:208s, Saward 26:491s BROMELLITE 29:216s 27: Silvana mine, Sandon 433–442g,h,m,p Sweden Slocan area 26:491s BURANGAITE Harstigen mine, Värmland: 3.5-mm crystal ag- Van Silver claim near Whistler 26:491s United States gregate 27:209 Van Silver mine 31:219–229g,h,m,p Nevada Långban, Värmland 27:(207) Vernon 26:491s Gold Quarry mine, Eureka County: micro- BROOKITE 26: BRIZZIITE crystals, perhaps Mg-analogue 453p France Italy BURMA La Tinée, Parc national du Mercantour: on 26: See Myanmar Republic Locality not specified (144) Monaco postage stamp 26:155–156c,p BROCHANTITE Trimouns quarry, Luzenac, Ariège: brown crys- BYSTRITE Chile tals less than 1 mm 35:234 Russia Copiapo: formerly sold as aurichalcite 26:141 Italy Locality not specified 26:(494) England Liguria Malaya Bystraya, Siberia 26:143s Cumbria Mte. Bregaceto, Genova: bright orange crys- Brownley Hill mine, Alston Moor: crystals tals to 1.6 cm with anatase 31:510p to 0.5 mm 31:244 Russia Hungary Dodo mine near Saranpaul, Polar Urals 26:524p; Rudabánya: green crusts, spheres to 2 mm, 2 x 5-cm crystal on matrix 29:132; brilliant, equant crystals to 1 mm 32:109p brittle, transparent crystals to 12 cm 30:434– Italy 435p; large crystal on quartz 31:35p Liguria Val Graveglia: in fractures in silicified wood 32:361
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