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LocalitiesLemie, Metropolitan City of Turin, Piedmont, Italy

15th Jan 2015 14:01 UTCOlav Revheim Manager

Are the minerals here found in rodingites?


Thanks in advance for any replies.


Olav

19th Jan 2015 21:24 UTCPaolo Bosio

In the municipal territory of Lemie minerals are found in rodingites, chlorite schists, amphibolites, and prasinites. Rodingite minerals (clinozoisite, epidote, diopside, garnet, etc.) are found at the two sublocalities in mindat and some other outcrops (presently not in this database) along the water-divide between the Viù and Ala valleys.


Paolo

20th Jan 2015 14:42 UTCOlav Revheim Manager

Thank you Paolo.


Exactly the information I was looking for. :)-D


Olav
 
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