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MineralsClick on the image(s) below to see a picture of that mineral from this location. Agardite
- Eckel reported tiny, pale to medium green amounts of agardite-(Ce) from an altered arsenopyrite nodule (Raines). Associated with pharmacosiderite and gypsum.
Amazonite
- Pale blue to robins-egg colored crystals has been reported by several. Crystals more than 15 cm have been reported. Associated with smoky quartz, fluorite and zinnwaldite.
Bastnäsite-(Ce)
- Kinney collected bastnasite-(Ce) replacing fluocerite-(Ce) (Raines).
Cyrtolite
- Jacobson reported finding clusters in 1986. They were between 2.5 and 5 cm (Raines).
Fluorite
- Clear or purple cubes; not the best quality; sometimes tiny clear crystals with purple corners. Octahedral forms occur with cubic modifications, and vice versa. Green crystals are also found. Many crystals have stair-step habit according to Raines.
Goethite
- Kile reports shiny black sprays, up to 10 cm, of bladed goethite up to 4 cm long (Raines). Goethite penetrating amethyst crystals is called onegite. Associated with hematite, microcline and smoky quartz.
Manganocolumbite
- Bennett and Kile report crystals up to 9 mm long were found with amazonite and zinnwaldite (Raines).
Microcline
Riebeckite
Smoky Quartz
- Sometimes large crystals (more than 100 cm long) are found, but they are often clouded and broken. The smaller crystals may be gem-quality. Associated with microcline, fluorite, goethite and topaz, according to Kile, Modreski and Kile (Raines).
Topaz
- Colorless to pale blue to sherry colored crystals were collected by Kinney and Dorzok (Raines). Murphy and Modreski (2002) state that they were up to 2 inches long. Associated with amazonite, microcline, quartz, zinnwaldite and tourmaline.
Zinnwaldite
- Several people have reported crystals with sharp color zoning, according to Raines.
Zircon
- Variety cyrtolite.
Other Notable Minerals Albite, Arsenopyrite, Clinochlore, Fluocerite-(Ce), Gypsum, Hematite, Muscovite, Orthoclase, Pharmacosiderite, Quartz
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