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EDGARBAILEYITE Locality not specified: crystals embedded in Namibia United States quartz 31:54p; zoned gemmy crystal Otjua mine, Karibib: blackish red “rubellite” California 31:57p crystals to 15 cm 26:496n; “watermelon” Clear Creek claim, San Benito County Mutuca mine, Santa Rosa Malacacheta: slices 26:575n 26:(478) gemmy green, etched crystals 31:511n Nigeria EDOYLERITE Pederneira mine, Cruzeiro: blue-green/rose- Kaffi: red and bicolor crystals handled only as pink crystals to 20 cm 27:212–213n; 22- gem rough 30:153n; crystal and cut gems United States cm crystal in matrix 31:56p; color-zoned 30:216p California crystals to 15 cm with lepidolite in huge Oyo City (near): alluvial raspberry-red gem Clear Creek claim, San Benito County clusters 32:249n, 250p; green gemmy crys- crystals 32:59n 26:(478) tals to 20 cm 32:493n, 494–495p; unre- Pakistan EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS AND PROGRAMS paired green crystals to 10 cm 33:260n; Asthor mine near Shigar, Karakorum Moun- Guanajuato, Mexico mining district—Tucson blue-green crystals to 10 cm 34:86n; re- tains: crystals to 17 cm zoned in green and Show 1999 30:239 paired 10 x 20-cm specimen 34:188n blue 27:65n Kay Robertson endows award for educational Pirineus mine, Itinga: green terminated crys- Stak Nala: crystals with albite jackets 28:198p, case at Tucson Show 30:69 tals with wardite 27:449n 201n Rhodochrosite “Coors Pocket” from Sweet Home Santa Rosa mine: “watermelon” crystals Russia mine re-created at Denver Museum 29:SH74– 26:222–223n Malkane field, Krasniy Chikoy, Chita Oblast, 77, 90–92 Sapo mine, Goiabeira: “watermelon” crystals Siberia: deep red crystals 26:229n EGYPT to 32 cm 30:41n; crystals to 8 cm with red Melkhan deposit, Transbaikalia: 3.3-cm green/ cores, green exteriors 31:104n pink crystal on albite 32:496p 28: Farafra Oasis, White Desert 209s Terra Corrida mine, Colonel Murta: lustrous Nertchinsk (Chita): rubellites found to be mostly 26: St. John’s Island, Red Sea 497s color-zoned prisms to 6 cm 34:281n calcian elbaite 26:494 28: White Desert 64h Toca do Onca, Barra da Salinas: sheaf-shaped Ural Mountains: old “sibirite” specimen in EKANITE brownish green compound crystals to 15 Ferguson collection 31:437p United States cm 34:281 Vodorazhdelnye, Menza district, Transbaikal: California Urubu mine near Taquaral: large vibrant pink gemmy bicolored crystals 32:44 Chickencoop Canyon, Tulare County: uran- crystals 35:160n Sweden oan, yellow grains 34:164 Paraíba Akerberg mine 27:(209) ELBAITE Batalha mine, São José da Batalha: blue- Tajikistan Early history of California tourmaline 33:365– green crystals tinted by copper, gemmy to Kurt Koi, Pamir Mountains: green/pink doubly 33: 26: 366 5 cm 127–136g,p,q terminated crystal 579n Afghanistan Bocheiron Zinho mine: blue-green crystals Pamir pegmatites: multicolored crystals 32:45 31: United States Gusalaka mine near Pech, Kunar: zoned blue tinted by copper 181–182 “indicolite” crystals to 5 cm 26:487n “Paraíba, Minas Gerais”: green crystals with California 32: Kligal mine near Paprok: blue-green crystals to blue fluorapatite 493n, 494p Blue Lady mine, Chihuahua Valley, San Canada 33: 7 cm 26:487n Diego County: dark blue crystals 371 Locality not specified: 9-cm crystals, zoned in Northwest Territories Columbia mine, Riverside County: large green 33: green in blue 29:140n Stargazer claim, O’Grady Lake: lustrous part- and pink crystals 369 32: Locality not specified: pale pink translucent gemmy crystals to 3.3 cm 246p Cryo-Genie mine, San Diego County: pink Italy 33: crystals to 10 cm 32:60n parallel aggregates to 16.3 cm 261n; Nuristan: gemmy pink/green crystals 28:201n; Adomello massif: green 8-cm crystals in matrix large pink crystals, some blue-capped, in 34: 33: 12-cm gemmy blue crystal 31:55p; gemmy 206n divergent parallel groups 373–374h,p blue 8-cm crystal 31:58p Tuscany Elizabeth R mine, Pala district, San Diego 26: Paprok, Nuristan: blue/pink/colorless crystals Elba: fine old specimens 98 County: small, multicolored crystals found Kazakhstan 33: to 10 cm 26:487n; 3-cm pink crystals with in 2000 389 green caps 28:133n; 3-cm crystal with green Kalban district: bicolored green/red crystals, Esmeralda mine, Mesa Grande district, San 32: 33: cap, pink core 35:143p blue indicolite crystals 45 Diego County (398) Madagascar Pech, Kunar: zoned pastel prisms to 9.6 cm Himalaya mine, Mesa Grande district, San 26:579n; 33-cm crystal 34:No. 2 (cover) Ampanivana south of Antsirabe: black crystals Diego County: 1994 pocket, magnificent Brazil to 3 cm with rhodizite 34:282n specimens 26:147n; pink and green crys- Mexico 26: Early history of “tourmaline” in Brazil 33:209– tals to 23 cm 477n; history of elbaite 33: 211 Baja California production 390–396g,h,p Lavrarita Barbosa: blackish green crystals to 10 Chuqui mine near Tecate: black to dark Jensen quarry, Riverside County: bicolored 33: 33: cm with quartz crystals 32:493–494n purple prisms to 12 cm 405 crystals 369h,p Minas Gerais Las Delicias mine near El Alamo: large Lithia Dike, Riverside County: pink, green, 33: 33: Aricanga pegmatite, Cruzeiro area: gemmy fractured crystals 406 bicolored crystals 367–369h,p yellow-green crystals to 9 cm in groups to Mina La Verde near La Huerta: green sprays, Little Three mine, Ramona district, San Diego 33: 25 cm 35:253n composite crystals to 12 cm 405p County: dark green, olive-green, brown or Mozambique 33: Arqueana mine: pale apple-green prisms with bicolored, heavily striated prisms 399– lepidolite 32:249n Alto Ligonha area: deep pink, part-gemmy 400h,p 27: Barra de Salinas (Bara do Salinas): bicolored prisms to 12 cm 220n; zoned blue/pink 4- Maple Lode mine, San Diego County: blue, 30: 33: scepter crystals 26:489n; loose red, green cm loose prisms 221, 224n; green/yellow blue-pink pencil crystals 371–373p 31: and color-zoned crystals to 9.5 cm 32:No. 7.3-cm crystal No. 6 (cover); fine gemmy Mesa Grande mine, Mesa Grande district, 31: 3 (cover); complete account of occurrence crystals of many colors and forms 472– San Diego County: pink, purplish blue, 33: 33:209–216p 478c,d,p dark green, black tourmaline 397h Myanmar (Burma) Baxao mine, Taquaral: loose, etched, gemmy Pala Chief mine, Pala district, San Diego 33: color-zoned crystals to 5 cm 33:263n Locality not specified: huge old specimen pic- County: large pink and red crystals 386– 26: Benedito mine: 12-cm crystal on quartz tured in Sowerby MB95p, 100h 387h,p 31: 26:484p Mogok: botryoidal pink on quartz 59p; trans- San Diego mine, Mesa Grande district, San Cruzeiro mine: zoned 7-cm prisms 26:222– lucent pink “mushroom” aggregates to 12 cm Diego County: unknown quantities of gem 32: 33: 223n; huge cluster on quartz 31:283 55n elbaite produced 386–397h Golconda mine, Governador Valadares: Momeik, Mogok district: lustrous pink spheres, San Pedro mine, Pala district, San Diego 32: 33: gemmy “indicolite” crystals 26:489n; fans, “mushrooms” 253–254n County (385) gemmy green 7.5-cm crystal 31:57p Schindler mine, Riverside County: pink and 33: Itatiaia: giant “cranberry” crystal 31:283 green, before WW II 367
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Stewart mine, Pala district, San Diego County: EMBREYITE Pentire Glaze mine, Endellion 26:MB80h green, blue, “hot pink” crystals 33:376– Russia St. Justs 26:MB93s 378h,p Berezovsk, Urals: botryoidal red-orange with Tincroft, Ilogan 26:MB80h Tourmaline King mine, Pala district, San other chromates 32:46 Trevaunance mine, St. Agnes 26:MB82s 26: Diego County: huge crystals, including EMMONSITE Wheal Boys, St. Endellion MB79h “Steamboat” specimen 33:381h,p Wheal Gorland 26:MB80h, 31:71s, 35:261s Tourmaline Queen mine, Pala district, San Chile Wheal Hope 35:263s Diego County: “blue-cap” crystals to 10 Wendy pit, El Indio gold mine, Coquimbo Wheal Jane 33:185s cm 28:455p; giant striated trigonal prisms 26:(222) Wheal Muttrell 26:MB80h 33:378–381h,p; Pala Properties mining, EMPLECTITE Wheal Newton 35:263s discovery of “blue-cap” pocket, later min- Mexico Wheal Providence 26:MB80h ing 33:409–425h,p; 20-cm “blue-cap” & Durango Cumbria quartz specimen 33:No. 5 (cover) Ojuela mine, Mapimí: in polished ore sec- Alston Moor 31:232m Vandenberg mine, Pala district, San Diego tions 34:OJ63 Brownley Hill mine, Alston Moor 27:217s, County: needles in quartz 33:383 ENARGITE 31:231–250g,h,m,p Victor mine, Rincon district, San Diego Cleator Moor 27:389s Hungary County: blue, violet pencil crystals 33:390 Egremont 30:467s, 34:86s Ware mine, San Diego County: richly col- Rudabánya: columnar crystals to 3 mm in fis- Eskdale intrusion, Buckbarrow Beck 29:164s 32: ored nodules 33:371 sures 120 Frizington 28:131s Italy White Queen mine, Pala district, San Diego Heights mine 27:140s County: dark blue fibrous 33:383 Tuscany Hilton mine, Scordale 27:140s Connecticut Serravezza: bright metallic crystals to 5 mm Locality not specified 26:578, 26:583 27: Gillette quarry, Haddam Neck: 4-cm gemmy 53n,p Roughton Gill 28:131s Mexico green crystal 30:44; gemmy brownish green Stank mine 26:98s crystals 32:54n; four huge gemmy green Durango Derbyshire crystals 32:257 Ojuela mine, Mapimí: massive copper ore Cromford mine, Matlock 26:MB90s, 29:136s 34: Strickland quarry: gemmy pink 3-cm crystal OJ63 Locality not specified 26:578, 27:140s (“Blue Namibia 28:505 John” fluorite) Maine Khusib mine, Otavi Mountain Land: lustrous Devon 28: Bennett quarry, Buckfield: gemmy zoned silvery crystals to 8 mm 128 Bovey Tracey 26:MB93,96h Peru crystals with cookeite 26:479n Hemerdon Ball mine, Sparkwell 32:58s, 32:249s Dunton mine, Newry: 8-cm gemmy green Casapalca district, Lima Dept.: non-lustrous Hope’s Nose, Torquay 26:225h, 26:494s, 28: crystal 32:319p crystals with carbonates P81 27:145s, 34:355s, 35:263s Mt. Apatite, Auburn: blast-destruction of Cerro de Pasco district, Pasco Dept.: large Meldon 35:408s 28: elbaite pocket in 1927 32:331 crystal sprays P64 Virtuous Lady mine 31:41s, 35:263s Mt. Mica, Paris: small pockets discovered Colquijirca mine, Pasco Dept.: crusts of 1-cm Dorset 28: 26:TZ71; blue-green facetable 26:479n crystals P66 Suckthumb quarry 28:505s Vietnam Huanzala mine, Huallanca district, Huanuco Durham Luc Yen, Yen Bai: brownish green/red gemmy Dept.: lustrous crystals to 1.5 cm in large Allenhead mine 31:104s 28: crystals to 4 cm 33:275n groups P50 Black Dene mine, Ireshopeburn, Weardale Zaire Julcani mine, Huancavelica: large groups of 28:413s, 31:104s 27: Goma: green-pink gemmy prisms to 2.5 cm crystals, bronze coatings 216–217n; Boltsburn mine 27:140s, 31:104s 28: 35:154n P90p; crystals to 7 cm on white barite Cambokeels mine 31:104s 34:250p, 251 “ELECTRUM” Eastgate 28:65s Morococha district, Junin Dept.: abundant speci- Frazer’s Hush mine, Westgate 30:52s, 31:99s, Alloy of gold and silver mens before 1970 28:P73 Canada 31:104s Quiruvilca district, La Libertad Dept.: large 28: British Columbia Heights Pasture, Westgate County 413s, prisms, star-shaped aggregates, pseudomorphs 31:104s Van Silver mine: tiny tarnished wires on 28: P24–25p, 27p Rogerley mine, Weardale 30:52s, 31:100– pyrargyrite 31:224 United States United States 103g,h,p; 31:277h, 34:91s, 35:148h Montana 31: California Scoredale mine 104s Butte, Silver Bow County: sharp, lustrous Stotsfieldburn mine 31:104s McAlpine mine, Tuolumne County 26:(478) 33: crystals in large groups 53–55p Weardale 27:389s, 28:413s ELPASOLITE Tennessee Northumberland 27: United States Elmwood mine, Smith County (171) Nentsberry Haggs mine 27:217h Colorado “ENDLICHITE” St. Peter’s mine, East Allendale 27:140s St. Peters Dome 30:(288) See Vanadinite Somerset Nevada ENGLAND Higher Pitts mine near Priddy, Mendip Hills Zapot pegmatite, Mineral County: grains, See also United Kingdom 27:245–259g,h,m,p crystals to 20 microns 30:288, 290p 27: “Mineral Classics from Cornwall and Devon” Merehead quarry, Merehead 245s Virginia 29: exhibit case, Tucson 2004 35:261, 263 Mendip Hills 6s Morefield pegmatite near Amelia 26:(486); Cornwall Yorkshire purple microcrystals with other rare fluo- 26: Botallack mine 33:347h Boulby mine, Loftus, Cleaveland 494s, rides 26:553–554c,h,p,q; 30:(288) 27: 28: 28: Carharrack, Gwennap 26:MB79s, 82s 163–170g,h,m,p, 65s, 208s ELPIDITE Chudleigh 26:MB91s ENGLISHITE Canada Cook’s Kitchen 26:MB82s United States Quebec Devon Consols mine 32:444s Nevada Mont St.-Hilaire: 2-cm bundles of crystals Gwennap 26:MB91s Gold Quarry mine, Eureka County: delicate with translucent tops 29:212n Herodsfoot mine 27:No. 3 (cover), 31:29s 2-mm crystals 26:455 Saint-Amable sill: doubly terminated 1.5- Huel Rose 26:MB82s Meikle mine, Elko County: rare microcrys- mm prisms 29:97d Levant mine, Trewellard, St. Just in Penwith tals on barite crystals 30:196 Mongolia 33:347h ENSTATITE Han-Bogdo, central Gobi Desert: brick-red mas- 35: Linkinhorne 408s Australia sive 26:492n Localities not specified 26:TZ14, 19, 34, 35; Tasmania Russia 26:MB91s Lord Brassey mine: altered, in serpentinite Mt. Allnayo, Lovozero massif, Kola Peninsula: 26: Maudlin mine TZ35g 33: 6-cm acicular crystals 26:226p, 229n gangue 327
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Tanzania Piemonte Antequera, Málaga: prismatic to acicular crys- Mpwa-Mpwa: rootbeer-brown thumbnail crys- Val Maira near Acceglio: druses with “bys- tals 27:103 tals 31:590n solite” 34:201 Nueva Vizcaya mine, Burguillos del Cerro, EOSPHORITE Val Varaita: fanlike aggregates with quartz Badajoz: small prismatic crystals, some REE- Brazil and albite 34:201 enriched, with allanite 33:494–496p,q Kenya United States Minas Gerais Almerino mine, Linopolis: lustrous brown Pakot, Northern Frontier District: brilliant pris- Alaska 34: ernstite-coated blades to 8 cm 32:249n matic crystals to 25 cm 276p, 281n; sin- Green Monster Mountain, Prince of Wales 35: Linopolis: 26:(489) gly terminated crystals to 7 cm 149n Island: lustrous blocky to acicular crystals, Kirghizia 35: Pirineus mine, Itinga: pale brown bladed some twinned, to several cm 395– 26: crystals in fanlike sprays 34:91n Kalisay (493) 398h,p Mali Roberto Caldeira (formerly João Modesto) Prince of Wales Island: color-zoned acicular 35: mine near Linopolis: pink/yellow/brown Diakon, Diakon Arrondissement, Kayes region: crystals in fans, bundles 152n 30: bladed crystals to 10 cm, some gemmy with vesuvianite, grossular 221n Arizona 28:489–493c,h,m,p,q Diakon, Nioro region: sharp crystals to 3 cm Kullman-McCool claims: crystal aggregates, Canada 26:149n, 26:225n massive 26:445 Yukon Territory Sandare, Nioro du Sahel: crystals to 5 cm with California 26: Rapid Creek: with wardite crystals, childrenite grossular-andradite 495n Nelson Range, Saline Valley, Inyo County: Mexico 28:65n crystals to 25 cm, crusts of crystals to 1 cm Kazakhstan Guerrero on quartz 28:416n Urgursay: crystals to 4 mm on feldspar 26:493n Chilpancingo: sprays to 1 cm with quartz, Colorado Mozambique microcline 26:222n Calumet mine, Saluda, Chaffee County: 26: Alto Ligonha area 31:(478) Veracruz blocky crystals to 2.8 cm 147n; groups Las Vigas region: tiny crystals in amethyst to 12 cm 26:218n; lustrous groups to 20 EPIDIDYMITE pockets 34:LL63 cm 26:478n; with smoky quartz crystals Canada Namibia 27:59–60n Quebec Rehoboth: superlative display specimen at Tuc- Idaho Mont St.-Hilaire: epitaxial on 1.5-cm groups son Show 1998 29:220 Grouse Knoll near Donnelly, Valley County: of eudidymite crystals 32:248n; tabular Norway lustrous crystals to 7 cm 26:478n hexagonal crystals to 6 mm with aegirine Kongsberg mines: crystals to 1.2 cm 32:197, Massachusetts 35:250n, 251p 204 Lane quarry, Westfield: lustrous drusy coat- Saint-Amable sill: clusters of colorless to Pakistan ings on quartz 31:276n white microcrystals 29:97–98 Alchuri, Shigar: fine specimens 34:188n New York Malawi Ashudi: translucent 6-cm crystals in large groups Long Lake, Hamilton County: acicular mi- Locality not specified 34:(185) with actinolite 28:62p, 64n; gemmy green- crocrystals coating fluorite 26:483n; rare EPIDOTE brown flattened crystals with byssolite earths-bearing, microcrystals 31:419p,q Austria 28:212n Rossie, St. Lawrence County: acicular rare Salzburg Hashupa, Shigar Valley, NE of Skardu: 6.2-cm earths-bearing crystals 32:283p, 284 Untersulzbachtal: superlative display speci- parallel group 28:190p; loose, gemmy brown EPISTILBITE men at Tucson Show 1998 29:220; prisms to 8 cm 34:126n India 32:(493); superb specimen with apatite Locality not specified: fine 7 x 12-cm specimen Alibag, Maharashtra: red crystals on quartz 35: 34:188 146n 34:65 Azerbaijan Tormiq: superlative display specimen at Tuc- Bombay area, Maharashtra: colorless tabular 29: Dashkesan: fans of crystals to 2 cm with mag- son Show 1998 220 crystals to 1 cm 34:69 netite 27:452n; olive-green sprays 28:133n; Wadd, Baluchistan: loose sprays to 4 cm Deccan Plateau: general survey 34:44–45d,p 35: bright brushy aggregates with magnetite 149n Jalgaon, Maharashtra: translucent white fanlike Peru 28:508n sprays, 6.9-cm specimen 34:44p; sharp crys- Bolivia Castro Virreyna, Huancavelica: abundant speci- tals to 2.5 cm, spherical aggregates 34:72 28: Kari Kari, Potosi: dark green crystal fans to 3 mens, to 40 cm across 205n Nasik, Maharashtra: thin-tabular white crystals cm 27:452n Flor de Peru II: new name for Rosario Mabel to 1 cm 34:74 mine (see below) 34:252 Brazil EPISTOLITE Minas Gerais Huaytara, Huancavelica: acicular crystals in Canada Capelinha: blackish green prisms to 8 cm sprays to 5 cm on quartz 35:251n with quartz crystals 30:45, 48, 51p; with Ica mine, Huancavelica: superb crystal sprays Quebec titanite and quartz 32:58p; lustrous bladed to 8 cm 27:389n; blackish green sprays to 17 Saint-Amable sill: 3-mm bladed crystals in a 29: crystals to 6 cm in groups 34:278n; radiat- cm 27:456n; lustrous sprays to 15 cm 28:58p, single specimen 98 ing clusters to 15 cm on quartz 35:148n 59–60n EPITAXY Canada Molletambo near Ica: good specimens 34:251 Benstonite on calcite, Minerva #1 mine, Illinois British Columbia Paracas quarry near Huaytara: crystals with 28:27, 29p Saward: crystals to 1 cm on quartz crystals ferro-axinite 34:251 Calcite on calcite, Peske quarry, Raymond, Iowa 26:491n Rosario Mabel mine, Pampa Blanca, Castro- 26:203c,p Czech Republic virreyna, Huancavelica: twins to 8 cm 28:64n; Colusite on enargite, Butte, Montana 33:48d, 49 Sobotína (Zöptau), Moravia: lustrous thumb- huge fans with quartz crystals 28:136n; huge Cumengite on boleite, Boleo, Baja California, nail prisms, clusters 31:280n numbers of fine specimens 34:252–253 Mexico 29:39–42c,d,p France Russia Epididymite on eudidymite, Mont St.-Hilaire, La Combe de la Selle: thin olive-green crystals Bor pit, Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Kraj: com- Quebec 32:248n to 4 cm 32:227 mon skarn mineral 32:16 Freibergite on enargite, San Genaro mine, Oisans: good crystals to 5 cm with quartz Dodo deposit, Subpolar Urals: long-columnar Huancavelica, Peru 31:286n 28:64n crystals included in quartz 30:436 Galena (bismuthian) on galena, Dodo deposit, Trimouns quarry, Luzenac, Ariège 35:(236) South Africa Subpolar Urals, Russia 30:436p Iran Cape Province Galena on pyrrhotite, Dal’negorsk, Russia Zagros Mountains: brilliant crystals to 6 cm in Okiep district 35:(315) 26:143n,p clusters 33:259p, 260n Spain Hematite on niobian rutile, Topaz Valley, Utah Italy Albatera-Hondón de los Frailes, Alicante: mi- 26:126c, 127p, 27:69c,p Liguria crocrystal sheaves 26:146n, 26:498n “Heteroepitaxy” 29:39 Val Graveglia: bright crystals to 1 cm 32:365 Alicante: radiating acicular crystals with quartz 28:64n
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Labuntsovite on elpidite, Saint-Amable sill, Que- Linopolis area: rusty brown bladed crystals Russia bec 29:97, 102 to 12 cm, partial pseudomorphs after Sanarka River area 26:MB111d Natrolite on scolecite and mesolite, Bombay, eosphorite/childrenite 28:489–493c,h,p,q; Sweden Maharashtra, India 34:54p, 69 ernstite pseudomorphs after eosphorite, Sels Vitberget near Kramfors: crystals to 1.5 Parisite on bastnäsite, locality not specified complete or partial 30:65–66 cm in altered beryl 27:208n 33:274–275n; Zagi Mountain, NWFP, Pakistan ERRATA United States 35: 217 In abstracts of new mineral descriptions 27:395, Colorado Pseudoboleite on boleite, Boleo, Baja California, 28:439 Boomer mine, Badger Flats, Park County: 29: 26: Mexico 43–44c,d,p Mineralogical Record v27n1, 27:162; v27n6, clear, equant 2-mm crystals 478n Pyrite on marcasite (“bar” and “leaf” epitaxy), 3 28:85; v27n5, 28:421; v32n1, 32:82; v32n6, Maine 26: Illinois quarries 129–138c,d,m,p,q 33:99 West Fisher prospect near Topsham: 2-mm 26: Quartz: amethyst as scepters on milky quartz, Wrong helvite specimen in photo in Peru Issue crystals in drusy coatings 479n 26: Hopkinton, Rhode Island 85–87 29:143 EUDIALYTE Rutile on ilmenite, Hickory, North Carolina Canada 32:54n; Zagi Mountain, NWFP, Pakistan 35:217 ERYTHRITE England Quebec Tetrahedrite on pyrite pseudomorphic after chal- Saint-Amable sill: sharp orange tabular crys- 34: Cumbria copyrite, Pachapaqui, Peru 243 tals to 5 mm 29:98–99d,p,q Brownley Hill mine, Alston Moor: minute EPSOMITE Greenland bright pink spherules 31:245 Canada 33: Morocco Localities (19th century) not specified (97) British Columbia Russia Bou Azzer: superlative specimens rediscovered Silvana mine, Sandon: crystal aggregates to Alluaiv, Lovozero massif, Kola Peninsula: crys- in 2000 32:58–59p; more excellent speci- 2 mm 27:436 tals with nepheline, aegirine 26:493n mens 32:491n; crystals to 1 cm 33:255n England Russia Eveslohor mine, Hibini, Kola Peninsula: blocky Cumbria red crystals to 3 cm 26:229n Bor pit, Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Kraj: rare Brownley Hill mine, Alston Moor: post- Kola Peninsula: 4-cm euhedral crystal 26:98 secondary mineral 32:16 31: mining efflorescences to 10 cm 245 South Africa Mt. Eveslogchorr, Khibiny massif, Kola Penin- Hungary sula, Murmansk Oblast: 26:226p, 26:485p, Transvaal Rudabánya: powdery efflorescences 32:120 26:521p Kruisrivier mine: lustrous bladed crystals to United States Mt. Nyorkpakhy, Khibiny, Kola Peninsula: red 6 mm 27:424d, 426–427p Illinois part-gemmy 2-cm crystal 26:152n ESPERITE Victory mines, Hardin County: acicular crys- EUDIDYMITE 28: United States tals to 5 mm 34 Canada Tennessee New Jersey Quebec Alum Cave Bluff, Sevier County: euhedral Franklin: bright yellow fluorescent 28:412n Mont St.-Hilaire: translucent white 1.5-cm prismatic crystals to 5 mm 31:170p ETHIOPIA floater groups 32:248n ERDITE Konso (Konzo), Sidamo 35:145s, 146s, 149s, Malawi Canada 154s, 156s Mount Malosa: loose crystals to 3.5 cm 28:64n; Quebec ETTRINGITE platy white crystals to 10 x 12.5 cm 34:86n Saint-Amable sill: sharp submetallic crystals South Africa Pakistan to 1 mm 29:98 Cape Province Mullagori near Zagi Mountain: thin blades to 5 ERICAITE N’Chwaning and Wessels mines: gemmy cm (occurrence questionable) 35:215 Bolivia pale yellow crystals 34:92n EULYTITE Alto Chapare, Cochabamba: pale pink crystals EUCLASE Australia to 1 cm 27:452n; 28:(136), 34:(117) Brazil Victoria England Locality not specified: gemmy tabular crystals Benambra: minute coatings and spheres (id. Yorkshire to 6.8 cm 32:487n questionable) 26:112 Boulby mine, Loftus, Cleveland: euhedral Minas Gerais EUXENITE brown crystals to 2 cm 27:167p, 168q; Santa Maria de Itabira: 2 to 3-mm crystals Madagascar sharp cubic crystals to 1 cm in sylvite 26:489n Locality not specified: earthy brown 2-cm crys- 28: 208n, 210p Rio Grande do Norte tals in sprays 33:97n ERICSSONITE Equador: gemmy blue-striped crystals Mozambique Sweden 26:149n, 26:223n; blue-striped crystals to Alto Ligonha area 31:(478) Jakobsberg 27:(209) 1 cm 26:489n; blocky crystals to 3.5 cm EVAPORITE MINERAL DEPOSITS ERIONITE 27:217n; new blue-striped crystals to 2.5 x 2.5 cm 35:148n Alto Chapare, Cochabamba, Bolivia (metamor- United States Colombia phosed evaporite) 28:136 Oregon Chivor mine: gemmy 3.3-cm crystal 30:51p Boulby mine, Cleveland, Yorkshire, England 27: Tunnel Beach, Tillamook County: 1-mm Locality not specified: turquoise-blue, gemmy 163–170 32: 34: spray 239p crystal 12 cm tall displayed 30:239; blue- Laguna da Salinas, Arequipa, Peru 251 29: ERNIENICKELITE green gemmy crystals to 2.5 cm 34:90n; 18- Lake Gillies, Lochiel, South Australia 220 Australia cm crystal 35:259p Las Salinas halite mine near Otume, Pisco, Peru 34: Western Australia Madagascar 253 33: SM7 pit, Siberia 26:(487) Soavinandriana: colorless, transparent bladed Nacimiento Sijes, Satta province, Argentina 87 Russia crystals to 6 cm 33:273n EVEITE Kempirsay massif, southern Urals (possible oc- Mozambique Sweden currence) 26:(487) Muiane mine, Alto Ligonha area: crystals de- Långban, Värmland 27:(207) ERNSTITE scribed in 1964 31:478, 479d Brazil Peru Minas Gerais Pasto Bueno district, Ancash Dept.: crystals to 34: Almerino mine, Linopolis: lustrous brown 1 cm on mica and fluorite 243 ernstite coating bladed eosphorite crystals to 8 cm 32:249n
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FAHEYITE United States United States Brazil New York Arizona Minas Gerais Kingsbridge, Manhattan, New York City: Brick 2 mine, Gila County: crystal masses to Sapucaia pegmatite, Galiléia: fibrous, in tufts, “fetid” feldspar in marble 28:469 13 cm 26:445 rosettes, masses 30:352q, 353d, 356 FERBERITE California FAKES, FRAUDS AND Bolivia Minarets district, Madera County: splintery 29: SYNTHETIC “MINERALS” Atoche-Quechisla district: sharp, lustrous 4.1 green crystals to 4 cm 212n Beryl and fluorite specimens from Chumar cm crystals 32:463p FERRO-AXINITE Bakhoor, Nagar, Pakistan faked 30:66 Chicote Grande mine, La Paz Dept.: 2.2-cm See also Axinite Beryl (goshenite) from China irradiated to in- crystal with quartz 32:462p France crease blue tint 34:87 Huanuni mine, Huanuni, Oruro: lustrous V- Dauphine: 10-cm matrix specimen, Ferguson “Chernobylite” residues from Chernobyl reactor twins to 15 x 15 cm 26:489n collection 31:436p sold as mineral specimens 27:213 Kami mine, Cochabamba Department: fine crys- Norway Cinnabar matrix specimens from China very often tals reportedly found 29:213n Kongsberg mines: recently found crystals to 4 “doctored” 27:313 Tasna mine, Nor Chichas, Potosí: razor-sharp mm 32:197; crystals to 1 cm with fluor- “Diamonds” made from car-window glass 30:473 crystals to 3 cm in clusters to 8 cm 32:248– apophyllite 32:199p “Eulytite” specimens shown to be synthetic bis- 249n; mirror-faced crystals to 7 cm in large Peru muth germanate 27:233 groups 35:252n,p Lily mine, Ica Province: huge masses of dull Fluorite from China heavily oiled 35:156 India gray-brown crystals 28:205n, 206p Fluorite from China irradiated to produce emerald- Kurar quarry, Bombay-Malad: lustrous crystals Molletambo near Ica: sharp brown crystals and green color 27:140 to 1 cm 34:45d, 69 groups to 7 cm 34:251 Gold-specimen fakes, including gold-plated pyrite Kazakhstan Paracas quarry, Huaytara: with epidote crystals group with 2-cm crystals 35:259 Karaoba: fine crystal with fluorite, quartz, py- 34:251 “Hambergite” crystals (Madagascar) actually rite 26:579n Russia quartz, phenakite 26:581 Peru Dodo mine, Polar Urals 26:524p Heliodor from Tajikistan: possible heat-treatment Mundo Nuevo, La Libertad: 7-cm crystals with Pouyva (Puiva) mine near Saranpaul, Polar 31:449, 32:324–325 quartz 31:No. 5 (cover) Urals: two extraordinary specimens 26:98; Legrandite matrix specimens fabricated in shop in Uganda crystals to 3.8 cm over huge matrix 26:575n; Bermejillo, Mexico 34:OJ21 Locality not specified: “reinite” pseudomorph 27:(221); huge clefts yielding gemmy crys- “Malachite after calcite after glauberite” from after scheelite 32:495n tals to 3 cm, fine ones to 20 cm 30:457h,p; 8- Camp Verde, Arizona soaked in copper sulfate FERGUSONITE cm crystals 31:66p South Africa to produce color 28:420 Mozambique Cape Province “Periclase” from China: furnace sublimates 27:140 Alto Ligonha area 31:(478) Nababeep West mine, Okiep district: 8-mm Praseodymium, neodymiun compounds, synthetic FERRIERITE crystals sold 28:136 crystal on quartz 35:312p Rhodizite specimen (Madagascar) faked 26:581 Italy FERROCELADONITE Sardinia “Silver” crystals (Taxco, Mexico) fakes, widely Canada Monastir, Cagliari: radiating spheres of mi- distributed 26:565 Quebec Sulfur crystals artificially grown on natural Sicil- crocrystals 26:488p, 495n Japan Mont St.-Hilaire: microcrystals in green ian matrix 33:149–154p, 34:171ff. 32: Locality not specified 35:(157) sprays 403p, 404 Wire silver from Uchucchacua mine, Peru: thin FERROCOLUMBITE wires glued onto matrix 34:246 FERRIMOLYBDITE Wire silver on acanthite synthetically grown by Mexico See also Columbite-Tantalite Series Australia Don Edwards 32:72–73, 33:149 Durango “Zincite” from Poland on mineral market 33:149 Ojuela mine, Mapimí: questionable occur- Western Australia Giles prospect, Spargoville: sharp black FAMATINITE rence 34:OJ63 United States prisms to 6 cm 35:257n, 258p Hungary France Rudabánya: layers and veinlets to 0.2 mm in Colorado Sweet Home mine, Park County: pale yellow Trimouns quarry, Ariège: tiny patches of sulfide mixture 32:120 35: coatings 29:SH117–118 ferrocolumbite-ferrotantalite 236 Italy Mozambique Tuscany Montana Butte, Silver Bow County: canary-yellow Alto Ligonha area: large bladed crystals, ore Serravezza: 1-mm crystals, may be luzonite material 31:479p 27:54 microcrystals 33:54 New Hampshire Tsaramanga pegmatite, Betafo-Antsirabe: sharp Peru crystals to 2 cm in clusters 34:282n Quiruvilca, La Libertad Dept.: red-violet crys- William Wise mine near Westmoreland FERROPYROSMALITE tals to 3 cm, tetrahedrite-coated 34:242 26:(482) Sweden FEITKNECHTITE FERRISICKLERITE Brazil Haborshyttefaltet, Värmland: crude 5-mm crys- Mexico tals in fissures 27:209n Minas Gerais Durango FERROTANTALITE Ojuela mine, Mapimí: massive “manganeso,” Sapucaia pegmatite, Galiléia: compact to mi- thin hexagonal plates 34:OJ63 caceous masses 30:356 See also Tantalite; Columbite-Tantalite Series Mozambique FELDSPAR GROUP FERRISURITE United States Alto Ligonha area: ore material, sharp crystals See also names of individual species to 5 cm 31:479c,d Brazil California FERROTAPIOLITE Minas Gerais Shirley Ann claim, Inyo County: new min- Sapucaia pegmatite, Galiléia: spongy masses, eral, fibrous masses 26:478n; sprays to 3 Mozambique “perthite” crystals 30:356 mm, fibrous aggregates 32:395–397p,q Alto Ligonha area: fine black crystals to 8 kg Hungary FERRO-ACTINOLITE weight 31:480 Rudabánya: K-feldspar in microscopic laths in France FERSMITE veins 32:124 La Combe de la Selle, Isère: vein-filling fibrous Russia Pakistan “byssolite” 32:227 Mt. Eveslogcharr, Khibiny, Murmansk Oblast: Locality not specified: specimens 2 feet across Pakistan sharp tabular crystals 26:152n 35:157n Shigar: prismatic crystals to 18 cm with albite Shigar: very sharp white crystals to 2.5 cm with 31:99n quartz and topaz 35:160n
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United States FLUORAPATITE Niaslo, Shigar Valley: yellow crystals to 5 cm California See also Apatite Group 28:201n Himalaya mine, San Diego County: altered Azerbaijan Shigar Valley: tabular hexagonal gemmy 3.2- from stibiotantalite 33:396 Dashkesan: white prismatic crystals 27:452n, cm crystal 31:No. 2 (cover) FERVANITE 454p; sharp gray-white hexagonal prisms to Stak Nala: 3-cm pale purple crystal on elbaite United States 6 cm 34:92n; with quartz and galena 34:186n 31:69p Peru Nevada Bolivia Gold Quarry mine, Eureka County: spheres, Cerro Rico de Potosí, Potosí: good crystals Espinal, Ica region: gray prismatic crystals to 7 34: microcrystals 26:455p, 457p found sporadically in 1950’s (?) 30:21 cm 251p 32: Huanzala mine, Huallanca district, Huanuco FETIASITE Poopó, Oruro: 3-cm crystal 471p Siglo XX mine, Llallagua: compositionally Dept.: colorless to gray prisms to 2 cm Switzerland zoned crystals (abstract) 34:117–118d,q 28:P50 Mt. Cherbadung 30:(221) Bosnia/Hercegovina Julcani mine, Julcani district: pale yellow prisms FIBROFERRITE Zagradski Potok near Busovac=a: small brilliant to 2.6 cm 26:579n; sharp, color-zoned prisms Hungary crystals 27:341–344c,p to 2.5 cm 28:P89, 90p Rudabánya: post-mining crusts, fibrous aggre- Brazil Pasto Bueno district, Ancash Dept.: blue-green gates 32:120 “Paraíba, Minas Gerais”: gemmy blue crystals to purple crystals 28:P32 Quiruvilca district, La Libertad Dept.: micro- FILIPSTADTITE on green elbaite 32:493n, 494p Minas Gerais crystals with pyrite 28:P25 Sweden Golconda mine, Governador Valadares: lilac Portugal Nordmark, Värmland 27:(209) to blue crystals 26:484p, 490n Panasqueira mine: supplies diminishing FINLAND Sapucaia pegmatite, Galiléia: white, greenish 27:212n; blue crystals with quartz 35:157n Kalliosalo, Seinäjoki, Österbotteus Län 27:217g blue crystals with phosphates 30:356 Russia Keretti mine, Outokumpu 29:144h Teofilo Otoni: champagne-colored gemmy Dodo deposit, Subpolar Urals: tabular greenish Luumäki, southeast Finland 26:TZ18 crystals to 5.4 cm 27:452n, 455p transparent crystals to 4 cm in clefts Seinäjoki, Vaasa 26:145s, 26:494s Paraiba 30:435p, 436 Viitaniemi pegmatite, Eräjärvi 26:TZ28g Locality not specified: lustrous deep blue Kiräbinsk copper mine, Miask 26:MB109d FIZELYITE gemmy crystals to 1.5 cm 33:86n Puiva deposit, Subpolar Urals: sharp, colorless transparent crystals to 7 cm 30:460p Canada Rio Grande do Norte Locality not specified 27:64p United States British Columbia California Van Silver mine: sprays, groups, terminated Boqueirãozinho pegmatite, Parelhas: good blue to green crystals to 1 cm 29:195p Blue Lady mine, Riverside County: tabular crystals to 4 mm 31:226–227p pink crystals on schorl 33:370p Romania Canada Quebec Himalaya mine, Mesa Grande district, San Herja mine, Maramures: 26:(142); 3-cm crys- Diego County: sharp prismatic or tabular tals with other sulfosalts 28:137n Saint-Amable sill: crude microcrystals and 29: crystals to 5 cm, pale pink to deep red Locality not specified 27:(212) tufts 99 Yukon Territory 33:393, 396p FLORENCITE-Ce Sceptre claims, Emerald Lake: gemmy green Little Three mine, Ramona district, San Diego Argentina 3-cm crystals 26:220p, 222n; 26:491n; County 26:TZ(23), 33:(403) Papachacra, Catamarca: orange crystals to 2 pale yellow-green prisms to 4.5 cm 26:578n Maple Lode mine, Riverside County: red mm 31:99n Colombia tabular crystals to 7.5 cm 33:372 Rumi Tucu mine near Papachacra, Belén, Boyaca: lustrous, bright pink crystals in groups Colorado Catamarca 26:TZ(16) to 3 cm 35:251n Fulford, Eagle County: loose yellow singly Brazil France terminated crystals to 5 cm 35:144n Bahia Trimouns quarry, Luzenac, Ariège: colorless, Sweet Home mine, Park County: good green- Brumado: sharp crystals to nearly 2 cm mm-size crystals 35:236 ish blue crystals to 1 cm, inclusions in 26:221p, 223n, 26:489n Italy rhodochrosite 29:SH118p, 141q; green Mozambique Liguria crystals to 2 mm 35:151n Naipa mine, Alto Ligonha area: cream-colored Val Graveglia: crystals to 1 cm on rhodonite, Maine 7-cm mass 31:480p crystals in chert fractures 32:365 Emmons quarry, Greenwood: purplish pink FLUCKITE Kazakhstan to gray-blue crystals to 1.5 cm 26:578n Pulsifer quarry, Auburn: gemmy purple 4-cm France Akchatau: with fluorite 26:521p Akjaylau Mountain: fine gemmy pink crystals crystal 32:257 St.-Marie-aux-Mines, Alsace: with picropharma- New York colite 28:65 to 6 cm in pegmatite 34:92n Madagascar St. Lawrence County: strong blue, fluores- FLUELLITE Vohemar: pale yellow prisms to 5.6 cm associ- cent blue 26:578 United States ated with titanite crystals 30:150n; 30:215p Theresa Oxbow Road, Moon Lake, Jefferson Nevada Mexico County: blue-gray crystals 26:576n Gold Quarry mine, Eureka County: lustrous Durango Utah microcrystal druses 26:455p, 457p Cerro del Mercado: gemmy yellow crystals Cedar City, Iron County: gemmy yellow Willard mine, Pershing County: sharp crys- to 3 cm, loose and on matrix 33:86n crystals with magnetite 31:194–195p; yel- tals to 1 cm, brilliant cavity-lining druses Mozambique low crystals loose and on magnetite crys- 32:299p, 300 Alto Ligonha area: short-prismatic crystals, some tals 31:273, 275 FLUOBORITE blue-green to 15 cm 31:480d Zaire Sweden Namibia Kipushi mine, Shaba: in country rock 26:179 Nordmark, Värmland 27:(209) Onganja mine, Seeis: pale green crystals to 1.5 FLUORAPOPHYLLITE 27: FLUOCERITE-(Ce) cm 93 See also Apophyllite Group Nepal China Sweden Dhading, Ganesh-Himal: 2-cm yellow crystals Shauguang, Guangdong: tabular peach-colored Bastnäs mines, Västmanland: grains to 2 mm in with quartz, albite 31:193n crystals to 11 cm 30:41n cerium ores 35:196 Norway India Selbu, NE of Trondheim: green, with kyanite Alibag, Maharashtra: yellow 2.5-cm cluster and staurolite 26:497 34:34p Pakistan Bambori, Ahmadnagar, Maharashtra: 8.9-cm Nagar district, Gilgit 28:198p green cluster 34:29p
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Deccan Plateau: green crystal clusters to 15 cm Adamite, Ojuela mine, Durango, Mexico (yellow- Gibbsite, Saint-Amable sill, Quebec (intense blu- 26:495n; general survey of Deccan occur- green, SW) 34:OJ35 ish white, SW, LW) 29:100 rences 34:28–36c,d,h,p,q Agrellite (pink) and baratovite (blue), Dara-i- Grossular, Sierra de Cruces, Coahuila, Mexico Eklara quarry, Nasik, Maharashtra: blocky deep Pioz, Tajikistan 27:18 (scarlet red, SW) 34:LL75 green crystals 34:74 Apatite, Mt. Antero, CO (yellow-green, SW) Hydrozincite, Ojuela mine, Durango, Mexico Jalgaon, Maharashtra: deep emerald-green crys- 27:28p (bright blue, SW) 34:OJ68 tals 28:133n; beautiful specimens, green and Barite, Rosh Pinah mine, Namibia (ghostly yel- Lorenzenite, Saint-Amable sill, Quebec (pale yel- colorless crystals 34:29p, 32–34p; long-pris- low-green) 29:132n lowish white, SW) 29:103 matic crystals to 15 cm, other habits, various Benitoite (red) 27:25 Magadiite, Saint-Amable sill, Quebec (yellowish colors 34:72 Beryl (emerald), Hiddenite, North Carolina (red- white, SW) 29:103 Junnar-Narayangaon, Maharashtra: colorless dish, LW) 32:134 Microcline, Saint-Amable sill, Quebec (dark red, tabular crystals with scolecite 34:73 Calcite, Dal’negorsk, Russia (red, SW) 27:No.1 SW) 29:104; Zagi Mountain, NWFP, Pakistan Kolar, Maharashtra: prismatic green to color- (cover), 27:9p, 21; Franklin, NJ (red, SW) (dull red) 35:217 less crystals with scolecite 34:73 27:10, 11, 13p, 18, 21, 23, 26, 28p; Långban, Milarite, Mont St.-Hilaire, Quebec (blue-white, Lonavala, Maharashtra: pale to deep green crys- Sweden (deep red) 27:18; Ouray, CO (pink) SW) 35:407 tals to 2 cm 34:73 27:21; Charcas and Santa Eulalia, Mexico (pink) Monohydrocalcite, Sterling mine, New Jersey Malad, near Bombay, Maharashtra: with prehnite 27:21; Santander, Spain (red and white) 27:23; (green) 27:26 pseudomorphs after laumontite 26:495n Guanajuato, Mexico (pink and white) 27:23; Opal, Kelly mine, New Mexico (green, SW) 27:17p Malegaon, Maharashtra: crystals colored blue- Fohnsdorf, Austria (banded fluorescence) 27:23– Paralstonite, Hardin County, Illinois (orange, SW) green by celadonite 34:34p 24; Terlingua, TX (varicolored) 27:24–25h,q; 28:40 Momin Akhada near Rahuri, Maharashtra: green Waldo mine, NM (pink, SW) 27:17p; Waldo Parisite, La Pita mines, Colombia (yellow-green, crystals in hemispheres on stilbite 33:255n, mine, NM (blue, LW) 27:24p; Karnes district, SW) 35:251n 257p, 260n, 274n; 11-cm hemisphere on TX (varicolored) 27:26; Lac Nicolet mine, Que- Phlogopite, Badakhshan, Afghanistan (orange in stilbite 34:24p; 13-cm hemisphere on stilbite bec (purplish red, LW & SW) 27:126; Pacha- LW, blue-white in SW) 26:487n 34:34p; remarkable specimens, 10-cm hemi- paqui district, Peru (manganoan calcite, red- Poldervaartite, Wessels mine, South Africa (deep spheres 34:77h; pale green hemispherical orange, LW) 28:P43; Casapalca district, Peru red in SW) 27:221n aggregates 34:275n, 277p (bright orange, SW, intense orange-pink, LW) Polylithionite, Saint-Amable sill, Quebec (strong Nasik, Maharashtra: 7.5-cm crystals on matrix 28:P81; Saint-Amable sill, Quebec (whitish yellow, SW) 29:106 with stilbite 32:493n; thick-tabular to blocky yellow, SW, orange-yellow, LW) 29:95; Chen- Powellite, Sterling mine, New Jersey (yellow) crystals reaching 10 cm 34:74 zhou area, Hunan, China (manganocalcite) (deep 27:26; Deccan Plateau, India (yellowish white, Pashan #2 quarry, Poona, Maharashtra: hoard orange) 30:53; Purple Passion mine, Yavapai LW) 34:55–56 of fine, large specimens marketed 30:238n; County, Arizona (red to pink) 31:326, 330p; Quartz (chalcedony geodes), Lordsburg, New 4.6-cm green crystal with stilbite 34:No. 1 Millington quarry, New Jersey (salmon-pink or Mexico (bright green) 26:483n; Apache Creek, (cover); enormous “Great Green” specimen green, SW) 31:405; Rudabánya, Hungary (red Catron Co., New Mexico (bright green) 27:17p with mesolite collected 34:150–153 to purplish red, SW) 32:110; Butte, Montana Scheelite, Camp Bird mine, Colorado (blue) Pashan Hills, Mahatashtra: long-prismatic green (dull pink, LW and SW) 33:45; Bombay- 27:12p, 25p crystals to 10 cm 34:76 Dahisar, India (intense red, LW) 34:69, 70; Sodalite, Mont Saint-Hilaire, Quebec (bright Poona, Maharashtra: green crystal clusters Trimouns quarry, France (green, SW) 35:235 orange) 26:222; Saint-Amable sill, Quebec 34:28–29p; deep green 3-cm crystal 33:184p Carbonate-fluorapatite/hydroxylapatite, Asterillo (orange to orange-red, SW, LW) 29:108; Rahuri, Maharashtra: gemmy green sprays from mine, Durango, Mexico (cream) 34:OJ54 Badakhshan, Afghanistan (“hackmanite”) (pink) new well digging 35:144–145n Catapleiite, Saint-Amable sill, Quebec (pale 32:253n, 33:97–98n, 33:274n Italy orange-yellow, SW) 29:95 Sphalerite, Pasto Bueno, Peru (weak orange) Liguria Chabazite, Sterling mine, New Jersey (green) 34:242 Molinello mine, Val Graveglia: crystals to 3 27:26 Thomsenolite, Saint-Amable sill, Quebec (yel- mm with rhodonite 32:365 Charoite, Chara River Valley, Russia (varied lowish white, SW, LW) 29:109 Norway cathodoluminescence of charoite and associ- Topaz, Katlang, Pakistan (blue-white in SW) Kongsberg mines: white 5-cm crystals, micro- ated minerals) 27:28 26:TZ41; Little Three mine, CA (bright yellow, crystals, pink crystals 32:197, 204 Coal (some components fluorescent) 27:26–27 SW, LW) 26:TZ41; Ouro Preto, Minas Gerais, Selbu, NE of Trondheim: small clear crystals Cryolite, Saint-Amable sill, Quebec (yellowish Brazil (blue-white in SW) 26:TZ41; Sawtooth 26:497 white, SW, LW) 29:96 Range, Idaho (intense yellow in core, LW) Russia Dolomite, Burlington Formation, MS (yellow, 26:TZ39, 40p Puiva deposit, Subpolar Urals: colorless to pink zoned) 27:12p Turneaurite, Franklin, New Jersey (orange, SW) crystals in clefts, to 3.5 cm 30:360 Esperite, Franklin, New Jersey (bright lemon- 27:28p Talnakh, Noril’sk, Siberia: colorless to mint- yellow) 28:412 Vesuvianite, Sierra de Cruces, Coahuila, Mexico green crystals to 5 cm 26:493n Feldspars, Magnet Cove, Arkansas (varicolored) (pale orange, SW) 34:LL75 United States 27:27 Vuonnemite, Saint-Amable sill, Quebec (pale yel- New Jersey Fluorapatite, St. Lawrence County, New York low-white, SW) 29:112 Millington quarry, Somerset County: (bright blue) 26:578n; Sweet Home mine, Colo- Walstromite, Baumann prospect, California (or- 26:(578); colorless to white platy crystals rado (pink, SW) 29:SH118; Siglo XX mine, ange, LW and SW) 34:164 to 4 cm 31:405, 406p Llallagua, Bolivia (zoned fluorescence) 34:117 Willemite, Franklin, New Jersey (green, SW) Virginia Fluorite, Clay Center, Ohio 27:11; Durham, En- 27:13p, 18; Berg Aukas, Namibia (vari-colored Fairfax quarry 26:(578) gland (blue) 27:12; Lexington quarry, Jessa- fluorescence in SW, LW) 28:421; Purple Pas- FLUORESCENT MINERALS mine County, Kentucky (butter-yellow) 29:212; sion mine, Arizona (pale yellow to pale green) 31: Fluorescent display at 1996 Tucson Show 27:222– Sweet Home mine, Colorado (pale blue to blue- 328, 330p 29: 223 white, zoned) SH119; Frazer’s Hush and Wurtzite, Quiruvilca, La Libertad, Peru (deep red, 28: Fluorescent species from worldwide localities sold Rogerley mines, Durham, England (purple) LW) P27 30: 28:132n 52; Zapot pegmatite, Nevada (yellow-green, FLUORITE 30: FM-MSA-TGMS-FMS Tucson Mineralogical SW) 283; Rogerley mine, Weardale, En- Color (English fluorite) caused by rare-earth ele- 31: Symposium: Fluorescence and Luminescence gland (intense blue-purple) 103; Purple Pas- ments 31:103 31: in Minerals (abstracts of 14 papers) 27:21–30 sion mine, Arizona (blue, LW) 328, 330p; “Fluorspar” drill cores from Illinois offered free Franklin-Sterling Hill, New Jersey fluorescent Ojuela mine, Durango, Mexico (deep cherry- 27:314 34: minerals 27:391, 28:132, 30:37 red, LW) OJ64; Zagi Mountain, Pakistan Theme of Munich Show 1995 27:137 35: Luminescence in Minerals (article) 27:7–19 (bright blue, SW & LW) 215 Theme of Tucson Show 1998 (overlapping “Al- Saint-Amable sill, Quebec fluorescent minerals Franconite, Saint-Amable sill, Quebec (yellowish pine Minerals”) 29:220 29: (table) 29:93 white, SW, LW) 100
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Argentina Durham Italy Rios: banded, multicolored 27:140, 141 Black Dene mine, Ireshopeburn, Weardale: Trentino Alto-Adige Rumi Tucu mine, Papachacra, Catamarca: large purple crystals 28:413 Val Sugano 28:(413) etched, with microcline 30:41 Boltsburn mine: large purple cubes 27:140 Tuscany Austria Eastgate: fluorescent cubic crystals 28:65n Serravezza: uncommon, small crystals 27:54 Salzburg Frazer’s Hush mine, Westgate: smoky purple Kazakhstan Bad Gastein/Böckstein, Gasteinertal: large cubes to 1 cm in large plates 30:52n; Akchatau: with fluorapatite 26:521p octahedral crystals, many colors 35:410 31:(99) Karaoba: fine octahedral crystals 26:529p, 579n; Canada Heights Pasture, Westgate County: green crys- on ferberite 30:315p; on hübnerite 31:395p British Columbia tals 28:413 Kent Mountains: green octahedral crystals to 5 Engineer mine, Tagish Lake: green masses, Rogerley mine, Weardale: deep green fluo- cm on quartz 31:193n colorless crystals to 1 mm 27:269 rescent crystals 30:52n; modern history of Novo Ramansko: 9-cm cleavage octahedron Ontario locality, fine crystal specimens 31:100– 27:140 Flamborough & Canada Crushed Stone quar- 103h,p; sea-green penetration-twinned Mexico ries: sharp, transparent pale yellow to cubes to 3.5 cm 31:277n; deep green Chihuahua brown cubic crystals 35:152n twinned crystals, all sizes 34:91n; fine San Antonio mine: pale violet cubes with Highway 17 near Rossport: sharp purple to specimens found in June 2003 35:148n calcite 30:39p, 41 yellow-orange cubes to 2 cm 34:91n Weardale: electric-green crystals 27:389n Naica: highly modified colorless crystals to 1 Rogers mine, Madoc: pale green crystal clus- France cm with calcite 30:469p, 470n ters to 10 cm 27:390n; transparent pale Aguille des Péllerins: 18-cm pink octahedron Coahuila green cuboctahedral crystals to 5 cm 27:140 Melchor Muzquiz: green crystals 30:153n 33:263n Buxier-les-Mines, Allier: globular purple 31:99n Múzquiz: colorless cubes with purple over- Quebec Chamonix: 2.3-cm pink octahedron 33:183p growths 27:144n Poudrette quarry, Mont Saint-Hilaire: pat- Le Biex: blue crystals 27:140; fine blue crystal Durango terns of inhibited growth 26:201–202c,d,p specimen 32:492 El Filo mine, La Reina Mountain, Mapimí Saint-Amable sill: purple and blue micro- Le Burg, Tarn: blue crystals 27:140 district: purple transparent cubes to 4 cm crystals, fibrous aggregates 29:99p Leubortarn: good bluish to grayish blue crystals 34:OJ64p China 34:86n Ojuela mine, Mapimí: fine crystals of many Altai region: botryoidal purple 32:497n Mt. Blanc: gemmy deep pink octahedrons on colors, habits 34:OJ63–64p De An mine, Jian Jiang, Jiangxi: purple/green smoky quartz 27:62n; pink octahedrons to Mongolia octahedrons to 4 cm on quartz plates 35:256n 3.5 cm on smoky quartz 31:277n Saybere: pale green/purple zoned cubes to 3 cm Dongsang, Hunan: pale green cubes to 2 cm Pioch Farrus mine, Cabrières, Herault: gemmy 27:65n with scheelite crystals 31:590n purple cubes on quartz 33:350 Morocco Hsiangua Ridge, Hunan: blue/lavender/green Puy-St-Gulmier: deepest sea-blue crystals El Hamman: deep blue crystals to 15 cm with crystals to 10 cm 28:201n, 202p 27:140 quartz 31:99n; sharp, lustrous, yellow cubic Hunan: dark blue parquet-growth cubes to 3 cm Rossignol vein, Chaillac: yellowish to brown crystals to 3 cm 34:91n; crystals of many 26:492n; abundant specimens with gemmy cubes to 7 cm 28:64n colors 35:148n green crystals 31:98p Tour Noir, Argentiere, Chamonix: deep rose- Mozambique Locality not specified: 12 x 12-cm cube on pink octahedrons to 2.5 cm on smoky quartz Alto Ligonha area: deep green masses, rare muscovite with scheelite 35:145n 29:129n, 131p cuboctahedral crystals 31:480 Oiling of Chinese fluorite a common practice Germany Myanmar (Burma) 35:156 Cäcilia mine: pseudo-scalenohedral crystals, Nyaung Yin, Tha Pelk Gyn district: botryoidal Shangbao mine, Hunan: purple cubo-dodecahe- olive-green crystals 27:140 purple 32:497n dral crystals with pyrite and fluorite 32:61n; Hermine mine: pale green cubes with red quartz Namibia 8.1-cm crystal group 32:No. 2 (cover) 27:140 Bergsig 274, Erongo Mountains: bright green Shanhauo Pu mine, Chenzhou: plates of pale Bavaria cubes to 5 mm on feldspar 32:60n green cubes to 2 cm with calcite 28:61n Wölsendorf: golden 3-cm cubic crystals Erongo Mountain, 20 km north of Usakos: Tao Ling mine, Yue Yang City, Hunan: green 29:136 green cuboctahedral crystals to 1 cm with and purple crystals to 4 cm 26:142n Rheinland-Pfalz schorl, aquamarine 32:64 Ti mine, Shan Hua Ling, Hunan: pale green Marienschacht 27:(456) Klein Spitzkopje northeast of Swakopmund (oc- cubes to 5 cm in large groups 33:275n Upper Saxony tahedral) 26:TZ(16) Xiang Hau Lin, Hunan: frosty blue to gray- Gersdorf: yellow cubes, Ferguson collection Okaruso (Okorusu) mine: deep purple-green green octahedrons to 5 cm 28:61n 31:427p crystals 28:137n; 1-cm crystals in cabinet- Xianghuapu mine, Hunan: green cubes to 5 cm Halsbrücke bei Freiberg 27:(456) sized clusters 35:157n; cabinet specimens in clusters to 30 cm 27:452n Kurprinz mine, Gross-Schirma bei Freiberg: 35:160n Xuanghualin mine, Chenzou, Hunan: green oc- orange 7-cm crystal group 30:89p Norway tahedrons and olive-green cubes to 5 cm, Markus Röhling mine, Annaberg: 2-cm yel- Kongsberg mines: pale green to violet crystals with gray lenticular calcite 28:133n, 135p; low cubes with dark purple surfaces in to 4.5 cm 32:197, 199p, 204 pale green 7-cm cubes 28:410n; sea-green large plates 31:277n Pakistan with white calcite 28:412n; green crystals Schönbrun: deep yellow with galena 27:140 Dusso area: green octahedral crystals with to- with calcite 29:133n Greece paz 26:TZ22, 23 Yiwu, Zhejiang: 3.3-cm deep purple crystal on Laurium, Attika: translucent cubes to 3 cm Haramosh: with aquamarine and topaz 26:TZ23 matrix 33:266p 26:99,101 Ishkapal, above Sassi, Gilgit-Skardu road: pink Ziang Hua Lin, Hunan: white octahedron with India cubes to 2 cm with hematite 27:391n green cubic overgrowths 29:140n Kadipani, Gujarat: color-zoned cubes to 3 cm Nagar, Hunza Valley, Northern Areas: trans- England 28:209,212n parent pink octahedrons on 14-cm matrix Cumberland or Derbyshire: old specimen pic- Mahodari near Nasik: pale yellow and rusty 33:No. 4 (cover) tured in Sowerby 26:MB90p orange botryoidal 31:193n; transparent yel- Olter Valley, Hunza: pale greenish gray octahe- Cumbria low, opaque red spheres to 5 cm diameter dral crystal, 2.5 cm 35:150n Brownley Hill mine, Alston Moor: translu- 34:45–46p Yuno mine, Gilgit: elongated pale green crys- cent yellow cubes to 3 cm 31:245p Nasik, Maharashtra: yellow gumdrop-like hemi- tals with aquamarine 34:92n Derbyshire spheres to 2.5 cm on quartz 30:150n Zagi Mountain, NWFP, Pakistan: green cuboc- Locality not specified: “Blue John” used for Iran tahedral crystals to 4 cm 35:215p carving 27:140 Hormuz Island: sharp grayish green to purplish Peru floater octahedrons to 2 cm 32:253n Alimon mine, Pasco Dept.: colorless octahe- drons to 19 cm on edge 34:248
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Atacocha mine, Atacocha district, Pasco Dept.: Locality not specified: newly collected speci- Lexington quarry, Lexington, Jessamine varicolored crystals 34:247 mens 35:145n County: yellowish purple cubes to 3 cm Huallapon mine, Pasto Bueno, Ancash Dept.: Moscona mine, Asturias 30:(153) 29:212n green compound octahedrons 30:45n Switzerland Montana Huanzala mine, Huallanca district, Huanuco Frunthorn, Valsertal, Grisons: deep rose-pink Butte, Silver Bow County: massive, octahe- Dept.: octahedral pink crystals 27:140; purple octahedrons to 2 cm 32:249–250n dral and cubic crystals 33:54 cubes with pyrite 27:144n; lustrous pink Göschener Alp, Uri: 30:(221); pink 1.7-cm Nevada octahedrons to 5 cm found in 1981 and 1982 octahedron on quartz 33:223p Zapot pegmatite, Mineral County: colorless, 28:P50–51p; 28:No. 4 (cover); greenish to Val d’Ossola: 1-cm bright pink octahedrons on purple, green massive 30:283–284 faint pink crystals hosting chalcopyrite crys- large matrix 35:157n New Hampshire tals 32:57n; small purple crystals 34:244; United States William Wise mine near Westmoreland: green pink modified cube mined in 2002 35:277 Arizona octahedral crystals 26:482n; large emerald- Huaron mine, Cerro de Pasco: globular purple Adams claims, Castle Dome, Yuma County: green octahedrons on drusy quartz 26:575n; on pyrite 27:210p, 212n greenish crystals to 2.5 cm 29:452 crystal groups to 45 cm with milky quartz Milpo mine, Atacocha district, Pasco Dept.: Castle Dome district, Yuma County: green, 28:508n; sea-green octahedrons to 8 cm varicolored crystals 34:247 blue, pale purple 29:452–453p 32:497n Pachapaqui district, Ancash Dept.: crystals to Hardy mine, Oatman district, Mohave County: New Mexico several cm, varied colors 28:P45 frosty pale green octahedral crystals to 3 Blanchard mine 26:(578) Pasto Bueno district, Ancash Dept.: pale green, cm 30:211n, 212p Judith Lynn claim, Pine Canyon deposit, purple octahedrons 28:P32p; green octahe- Homestake mine, Oatman district, Mohave Grant County: purple octahedral crystals drons to 30 cm on quartz 34:242p, 243 County: lime-green, frosty, composite oc- 26:483n Raura district, Lima Dept.: green, with chal- tahedrons to 4 cm 32:245n, 246p Mex-Tex mine, Bingham: complex varicol- copyrite 28:P37–38 Hull mine, Castle Dome, Yuma County: ored crystals to 10 cm 30:339p, 340, 342p Uchucchacua mine, Lima Dept.: collector-qual- cubic crystals to 7.5 cm, some with wulfen- New York ity specimens 28:P59; colorless cubes to 3 ite, photosensitive black fluorite 29:452– Dolomite Products quarry, Walworth: lus- cm included by proustite 34:246 453p trous, colorless to blue cubes 28:416n; Russia North Geronimo (Pure Potential) mine, La pale blue crystals to 2.5 cm 29:136n Bikow mine, Siberia: fine blue-green specimen Paz County: 6-mm crystals 27:366 Long Lake, Hamilton County: pale blue to 34:188n Purple Passion mine, Yavapai County: mas- purplish gray crystals to 2 cm 26:483n; Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Kraj: 26:(143); ice- sive, crystals to 8 mm 31:328 complex color-zoned crystals to 2 cm clear cubes 26:152n; flawless colorless cubes Señora mine, Castle Dome, Yuma County: 31:416–418c,d,p,q to several cm 27:140, 145n; 27:(147); water- green, purple, pink crystals to several inches Rossie, St. Lawrence County: pale green or clear octahedrons to 2 cm, modified cubes 29:452, 453p violet crystals 32:283–285d,p,q 28:133n; 29:(136); fine green specimens Colorado Walworth quarry: colorless crystals 28:61n 29:217n, 31:33–34p; crystals of many colors American Tunnel-Sunnyside mine, Silverton: Ohio and habits to 40 cm 32:16–19p; purple octa- green with rhodochrosite 27:140; 30:312p Auglaise quarry: crystals with tetrahexahedral, hedral crystals with manganaxinite 32:254p; Boomer mine, Badger Flats, Park County: hexoctahedral faces 26:483n colorless transparent dodecahedrons with microcrystals with euclase 26:478n Clay Center: brown, fluorescent & phospho- phantoms 35:150n, 154n; purplish blue Garden Park, Fremont County: grayish purple rescent 27:11 dodecahedrons to 3 cm 35:154n; colorless botryoidal 26:577p, 578n Tennessee transparent cubo-dodecahedrons to 3 cm Lake George, Teller County: pale violet cubes Elmwood mine, Smith County: 27:(140), 35:255n to 3 cm with hematite 30:48n 27:(171); large selection of very good Dodo deposit, Subpolar Urals: colorless grains Nancy Hanks claim, Mesa County: green to specimens 32:493n; pale to deep purple to 2 cm 30:436 purple botryoidal 27:212n cubes, some scalloped 33:83n Puiva deposit, Subpolar Urals: pink octahe- Phyllis Ann claim, Lake George: deep purple Utah drons to 1.5 cm, masses 30:460p modified octahedrons 28: 415p, 417n Topaz Mountain Rhyolite 26:TZ(59) Second Sovietskiy mine, Dal’negorsk: color- Sweet Home mine, Alma, Park County: purple FLUORNATROMICROLITE less 1.4-cm octahedron 33:186p cubic crystals 28:57n; many forms, colors Brazil 29: Sherlova Gora/Adun Chilon, Nerchinsk, Sibe- throughout mine SH118–119d,p; para- Paraíba 26: 29: ria TZ30–32 genesis, sources of color SH141; the Alto Quixaba pegmatite: bright green crys- South Africa 29: “Golf Ball” specimen SH87p; purple tals to 3 cm 31:180 Cape Province 3.9-cm octahedron on matrix 32:246p; fine Mozambique 34: Jan Coetzee mine, Okiep district: purple octa- specimens of several styles 126; bluish Naipa mine, Alto Ligonha: deep green octahe- 35: hedrons to 10 cm on edge 304 purple compound octahedrons to 4 cm drons to 3 cm in lepidolite 32:252n; octahe- 35: 35: Okiep district (315) 151n drons to 3 cm in matrix, some with hafnon Transvaal Illinois 33:273n Kruisrivier mine: massive vein fillings, mi- Illinois mines in fluorite district (table) 28:16 crocrystals 27:425 Annabel Lee mine: purple cubic 28:35p FLUORORICHTERITE Spain Cave in Rock area: purple/yellow crystals Canada Aliva mines, Picos de Europa, Santander: mas- 28:36p Ontario sive with sulfides 27:184 Conn’s mine: pink 1-cm cubes on galena Earle Occurrence, Wilberforce: blocky crys- Asturias (3 mines): transparent, zoned cubic 28:35 tals with phlogopite 30:44n, 50p crystals with tetrahexahedral faces to 3 cm, Crystal mine: optically clear 28:35 FOITITE in clusters 30:471n; pale purple crystals in Denton mine: sky-blue 28:35; purple with Namibia groups to 25 cm 34:186n galena 28:38–40p Erongo Mountains: lustrous black crystals to 10 Berbes, Asturias: crystals on white barite 27:140, Locality not specified: top-quality specimens cm, possibly schorl 33:87n 27:147, 28:63p marketed 30:467n Russia Geoda del Reguerín, La Collada, Asturias: pale Mahoning #1 mine: lustrous yellow crystals Kazionnitsa mine, Alabashka, Urals: loose dark blue crystals to 4 cm 26:145n,p 28:37p orange-brown prisms 28:212n Jamina mine, Caravia Baixa, Asturias: color- Minerva #1 mine: baby-blue, with strontianite United States less, included crystals with hexoctahedral 26:578n; spectacular crystal groups 28:No. California faces 27:145n; pale blue and violet crystals 1 (cover), 35–37p, 40p Southern California: species newly described to 10 cm 30:153n Rose mine: green yttrian 28:35 26:478n, 33:384 La Viesca, La Collada, Asturias: frosty pale Rosiclare: green massive, botryoidal 28:35 White Queen mine, Pala district, San Diego violet cubes to 20 cm 31:286n Kentucky County: resembles elbaite 33:385 Kentucky mines in fluorite district (table) 28:17–18
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FORNACITE Châtel-Guyon, Puy de Dôme 28:416s, 32:249s FRANKHAWTHORNEITE United States Chessy, Lyon 28:63s, 31:435s, 33:97s, 35:148s United States California Dauphiné 31:355b, 31:436s Utah Shirley Ann claim, Inyo County: blades to Gabbe-Gottes mine, Ste.-Marie-aux-Mines, Alsace Centennial Eureka mine, Juab County 0.25 mm 32:397 28:65s 28:(177) 26: FORSTERITE Huelgoët, Finistére MB74s FRANKLINITE Isère 35:156s Canada La Balme d’Auris near Bourg d’Oisans 32:229s United States Quebec La Combe de la Selle, Saint Chrisophe-en-Oisans, New Jersey Parker mine, Notre-Dame-du-Laus: fine speci- Isère 32:223–232g,h,m,p Franklin-Sterling Hill: crystals with willemite mens, with spinel 26:491n; crystals to 2.5 La Gardette mine, Isére 29:220s, 31:277s, 32:225s 27:391n; large repaired specimen 28:91p, cm with spinel crystals 35:251n La Lauziere 33:251s 92; large numbers of fine old specimens at Italy La Rampe des Commères near Bourg d’Oisans Yale 30:95; purportedly from Butte, Mon- Campania 32:229s tana 33:64 Mte. Somma/Vesuvius 27:(461) La Rivoire, Mont-de-Lans 32:229s FREIBERGITE Myanmar (Burma) La Tinée, Parc national du Mercantour 26:155– Bolivia 26: Pyaung Gaung: fine peridot crystals 496 156g,h Cerro Rico de Potosí, Potosí 30:(21) Pakistan Le Biex (Le Bex) 27:140s, 32:492s Canada Chilas, Kohistan: sharp gemmy crystals to 4.5 Le Burg, Tarn 27:140s British Columbia 26: cm 153n Le Malenes (Malines) mine 26:494s, 31:99s Silvana mine, Sandon: massive and micro- see Sumput Nala Sappat Le Rocher d’Armentier 32:229s crystals in galena 27:436 Sumput Nala near Dasu, Kohistan (or Suppatt, Les Farges mine, Correze, Ussel 27:147s, 28:139s, Peru between Kamila and Naran): fine gemmy 31:277h San Genaro mine, Huancavelica: epitaxial on 26: peridot crystals to 8 cm No. 3 (cover Leubortarn 34:86s enargite 31:286n; complex, rounded crystals 26: photo), 224p, 228n; sharp, gemmy peri- Lingoutte, Alsace 28:65s to 1.5 cm on barite 34:249p, 250 dot crystals to 14 cm 26:497c,g; 26:(575); Margabal mine, Entraygues, Aveyron Dept. Romania great abundance of good crystals, all sizes 29:129h, 29:493–494h, 30:45s, 31:72s, 31:99s, Herja mine, Maramures: 26:(142), 28:(137); 27: 28: 29: 222n; 199p; crystals to 2.5 cm 136n; 33:185s, 35:253s sharp gray 3-mm crystals in floater sphalerite 30: gemmy crystals in groups to 6 cm 238n; Mont Blanc 27:62g,h, 31:277s, 32:153b, 35:408h crystals 34:281n crystal on magnetite crystal 31:64p; 4-cm Oisans 28:64s, 35:148s Russia gemmy crystals with inclusions of ludwigite, Padern-Montgaillard mines, Aude 29:507b Nikolaevskiy mine, Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy 35: vonsenite 144n Pierre Joseph Peak near Mer de Glace, Chamonix Kraj: in sulfide veins 32:19 Russia 34:281s FREIESLEBENITE Kovdor mine, Kola Peninsula, Murmansk: 6- Pioch Farrus mine, Cabrières, Herault 33:350h Canada cm crystal in apatite 26:485p, 493n Puy-St-Gulmier 27:140s Sri Lanka Rabejac, Herault 26:494s British Columbia Embilipitiya, Uva Province: brown crystals to 2 Raberjac mine, Lodev, Herault 26:494s Van Silver mine: bright black striated prisms 31: cm with spinel 28:212n Ribiero & Orpierre, Hautes Alpes 26:223s to 1 mm 227p United States Kolonne (Kollona), Uva Province: sharp bladed Rossignol vein, Chaillac 28:64s crystals to several cm 31:282n; dark green Saint-Chrétien mine, Ste.-Marie-aux-Mines, Alsace Arizona tabular crystals to 7 cm 31:510n; tabular 28:65s Castle Dome district, Yuma County: ore 29: crystals to 6 cm 32:253n Saint-Louis mine, Ste.-Marie-aux-Mines, Alsace species 452 FOSSILS 28:65s FRESNOITE Radiolarites with minerals at Val Graveglia, Saint-Lucie mine, Lozère 31:76s United States Liguria, Italy 32:354 Saint-Pandelon, Landes 27:101s California Theme of Denver Show 1998 30:54 Saint-Pierre mine, Ste.-Marie-aux-Mines, Alsace Baumann prospect, Chickencoop Canyon, FRAIPONTITE 28:65s Tulare County: grains to 1 mm 34:162 Ste.-Marie-aux-Mines, Alsace 28:65h, 29:213s, Clear Creek, San Benito County: yellow Turkmenistan 34:OJ84s crystals on zeolites 29:131p, 137n 26: Kugitang-Tau (493) St. Salvie, Tarn 27:212s Junilla claim, Clear Creek district, San Benito FRANCE Salsigne mine, Aude 28:60s, 28:137g County: 1.8-cm crystal group 30:50p; yel- Anciennes mines de Padern-Mongaillard (Aude): Serre farm area, Saint Pons, Haute Province low to pink crystals to 2.1 cm with zeolites Geologie, Histoire et Mineralogie, Les. Michel 26:494s 30:211n Deliens, Christian Berbain and Georges Favreau. Toinot mine, Haute-Saône 27:141s Trumbull Peak, Maricopa County: pale yel- 26:235–236b, 29:507b Tour Noir, Argentiere, Chamonix, Haute-Savoie low fluorescent grains 30:415 Mine de Fluorine de Valzergues, Aveyron, La. 29:129 FROHBERGITE Etienne Guillou-Gotkovsky. 31:354–355b Trimouns quarry, Luzenac, Ariège 35:No. 3 Japan Mineralien Finden in den Vogesen 35: . Artur Wittern (cover), 225–247, 274g,h,m,p Kobetsuzawa gold mine, Sapporo, Hokkaido: 29: 28: and Jean-Renaud Journée. 505b Val-de-Villé, Alsace 65s to 100 microns, in ore 26:495n Minéralogie du Dauphiné. Jean-Etienne Guettard Valzergues mine, Aveyron 31:354–355b FRONDELITE (reprint). 31:355b FRANCKEITE Brazil Minéralogie du Massif du Mont-Blanc (Hors Série Bolivia La Règne Minéral 32: Minas Gerais V, ). L.D. Bayle, Ed. 153b Cerro Rico de Potosí, Potosí: 6-mm spherical 31: Conselheira Pena 26:(489) Ancenis, Loire Atlantique 99s aggregates with andorite 30:21 27: Sapucaia pegmatite, Galiléia: masses of acic- Arguille des Péllerins 140s San José mine, Oruro 28:(60); brilliant 10-cm 28: ular crystals to 30 kg weight, doubly ter- Brezouard, Ste.-Marie-aux-Mines, Alsace 65s crystal cluster 31:31p; lustrous spherical ag- 31: minated microcrystals 30:352q, 354p, 356 Buxier-les-Mines, Allier 99s gregates to 7 cm 32:248n; highly lustrous 30: Cabreret, Dordogne 219s spheres, fans to several cm 35:144n FROODITE Cap Garonne mine, near Le Pradet, Var 32:121s, FRANCONITE Russia 32:125s Talnakh, Noril’sk, Siberia: in analyzed ore Canada Ceihes, Herault 26:494s samples 26:493 Chaillac, Indre 28:139s Quebec Challanches silver mines, Allemont 32:225s Saint-Amable sill: spheres of radiating fibers Chamonix 33:183s, 34:87s to 1 mm 29:99–100
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