Rare minerals

Chabazite is a tectosilicate and refers to a series of four species from the silicate group of the zeolite family: chabazite-Ca, chabazite-K, chabazite-Na, chabazite-Sr.

It is a sulfide of the linnaeite group. The color ranges from copper to metallic gray. It appears at the beginning of the metasomatism of copper deposits consisting mainly of sulfides. Carrollite is a rare copper-cobalt-nickel sulfide. Hardness 4.5 to 5.5. Chemical formula: Cu(Co,Ni)2S4. Density: 4.65. Luster: metallic. Cubic system, the fracture is conchoidal, crystals can be octahedral, rhombododecahedral, cuboctahedral, or cubic. ... info ... mode=

It is a sulfide of the linnaeite group. The color ranges from copper to metallic gray. It appears at the beginning of the metasomatism of copper deposits consisting mainly of sulfides. Carrollite is a rare copper-cobalt-nickel sulfide. Hardness 4.5 to 5.5. Chemical formula: Cu(Co,Ni)2S4. Density: 4.65. Luster: metallic. Cubic system, the fracture is conchoidal, crystals can be octahedral, rhombododecahedral, cuboctahedral, or cubic. ... info ... mode=

Presence on the pink calcite of Arsenopyrite from the sulfide family, a major mineral of arsenic, iron, and sulfur. Found in medium to high-temperature hydrothermal veins. Assembly of skutterudite, rammelsbergite, nickelite, chalcopyrite, Hematite.

Presence on the pink calcite of Arsenopyrite from the sulfide family, a major mineral of arsenic, iron, and sulfur. Found in medium to high-temperature hydrothermal veins. Assembly of skutterudite, rammelsbergite, nickelite, chalcopyrite, Hematite.

Presence on the pink calcite of Arsenopyrite (also called mispickel) from the sulfide family, a major mineral of arsenic, iron, and sulfur. Found in medium to high-temperature hydrothermal veins.