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Baolun Mine, Ledong Co., Hainan Province (Hainan Island), China

Magmatic-hydrothermal quartz vein type gold deposit, related to a Triassic syenogranitic pluton. The orebodies are hosted in weakly metamorphosed Lower Silurian turbidites occurring along NNW-trending fracture zones. Silicification, sericitization and pyritization are closely related to gold mineralization.

References

- Wang Ping'an, Kaneda Hiroaki, Ding Shijiang, Zhang Xiaowen, Liao Xiangjun, Dong Faxian, Li Zhongjian, Liu Xiaochun, and Lai Yong (2006): Geology and Mineralogy of the Baolun Hydrothermal Gold Deposit in the Hainan Island, South China. Resource Geology 56(2), 157-166.
- Shu Bin, Wang Ping'an, Dong Faxian, and Li Zhongjian (2006): Ore characteristics and minerogeny of the Baolun gold deposit in the Ledong area, Hainan Island, China. Geological Bulletin of China 25(6), 745-755 (in Chinese with English abstract).
- Nian Yang, Hanlie Hong, Xiaowen Zhang, Hua Xiang, and Zengqiu Zhong (2009): Study of gold-bearing minerals in the Baolun gold deposit, Ledong, Hainan Province. Journal of Mineralogy and Petrology 29(2), 31-37.

Mineral List

Arsenopyrite
Bismuth
Bismuthinite
Calcite
Chalcopyrite
'Chlorite Group'
Galena
Gold
var: Electrum
Ilmenite
Muscovite
var: Sericite
Pyrite
Pyrrhotite
Quartz
Silver
Sphalerite


17 entries listed. 14 valid minerals.

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