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Jalpaite : Ag3CuS2 | |
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Alexander Mine, Vrančice, Příbram, Central Bohemia Region, Bohemia (Böhmen; Boehmen), Czech Republic Picture width is 40mm; massive Jalpaite-Ore. |
| © Elmar Lackner | Photo ID: 72987 View Count: 444 |
Jalpaite : Ag3CuS2 | |
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San Giovanni Mine, Punta della Torre, Iglesias, Carbonia-Iglesias Province, Sardinia, Italy short black crystals of jalpaite up to 1.5 mm with white silver crystals of native silver Photo Enrico Bonacina, Collection Domenico Preite |
| © D. Preite | Photo ID: 201975 View Count: 201 |
Jalpaite : Ag3CuS2 | |
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San Giovanni Mine, Punta della Torre, Iglesias, Carbonia-Iglesias Province, Sardinia, Italy dimension area mm. 2 x 2 photo and collection Luigi Chiappino |
| © luigi chiappino | Photo ID: 251339 View Count: 23 |
Jalpaite : Ag3CuS2, Silver : Ag, Chrysocolla : (Cu,Al)2H2Si2O5(OH)4·nH2O | |
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La Mesa, Chihuahua, Mexico Metallic dark grey-black jalpaite with native silver. Fragment is approx 5mm across. |
| © Rick Turner, 2005 | Photo ID: 41555 View Count: 826 |
Jalpaite : Ag3CuS2 | |
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Jalpa, Mun. de Jalpa, Zacatecas, Mexico 3.6 x 3.5 x 3.2 cm. Jalpaite is a very rare species, and only a few large crystals are known to exist. This specimen, believed to have been found around the turn of the 1900s, is huge for the species. And, it is quite attractive. This crystal is pronounced to be the best of species, by those who have studied Mexican mineralogy far more than I. It ... |
| © Rob Lavinsky | Photo ID: 266104 View Count: 27 |
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Jalpa, Mun. de Jalpa, Zacatecas, Mexico Lustrous dark grey jalpaite (type locality), whitish metallic silver and green chrysocolla on matrix. 14 mm wide field of view. Full specimen view included. RFC T1638. |
| © Michael C. Roarke | Photo ID: 93104 View Count: 461 |
Jalpaite : Ag3CuS2 | |
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Caribou Mine (Caribou shaft), Grand Island, Caribou District, Boulder Co., Colorado, USA Crude crystal of jalpaite associated with uraninite, pearceite, uranophane, and pyrite. FOV 1mm. Brent Thorne specimen and photograph. |
| © Brent Thorne 2009 | Photo ID: 256880 View Count: 18 |
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