Tungsten & tin mine; high-temperature hydrothermal veins in tourmalinized hornfels country rock. Elevation 2,900m to 4,350m.
Best known to collectors for its relatively abundant Japan-law twinning in quartz.
Ref.:
- Werner, A.B.T., Sinclair, W.D., and Amey, E.B. (1998): International Strategic Mineral Issues Summary Report - Tungsten. US Geological Survey Circular 930-O.
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Map Reference: 17°28'S , 66°52'W
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