Cleuson lake, Nendaz Valley, Wallis (Valais), Switzerland

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(Lac de Cleuson, Val de Nendaz, Valais (Wallis), Suisse (Schweiz; Svizzera))

Alpine vein (mainly quartz, albite, chlorite) with rare minerals, located close to the lake of Cleuson.

Ref.:
- Wülser, P.-A., Meisser, N., Brugger, J., Schenk, K., Ansermet, S., Bonin, M., Bussy, F. (2005): Cleusonite, (Pb,Sr)(U4+,U6+)(Fe2+,Zn)2(Ti,Fe2+,Fe3+)18(O,OH)38, a new mineral species of the crichtonite group from the western Swiss Alps. European Journal of Mineralogy 17, 933-942

Map Reference: 46°6'40"N , 7°19'33"E

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Mineral List:

Albite

Na[AlSi

]

Reference:

[Wulser et al. (2005) Cleusonite, a new mineral species from the crichtonite group from the western Swiss Alps, EJM 17, 933-942]

Chalcopyrite

CuFeS

Reference:

[Wulser et al. (2005) Cleusonite, a new mineral species from the crichtonite group from the western Swiss Alps, EJM 17, 933-942]

'Chlorite Group'

Reference:

[Wulser et al. (2005) Cleusonite, a new mineral species from the crichtonite group from the western Swiss Alps, EJM 17, 933-942]

Clausthalite

PbSe

Reference:

[Wulser et al. (2005) Cleusonite, a new mineral species from the crichtonite group from the western Swiss Alps, EJM 17, 933-942]

Cleusonite (TL)

(Pb,Sr)(U

)(Fe

,Zn)

(Ti,Fe

,Fe

)

(O,OH)

Type Locality:	Cleuson lake, Nendaz Valley, Wallis (Valais), Switzerland
Reference:	[P.-A. Wülser et al.: Eur. J. Mineral. 17:933-942 (2005)]

Cleuson lake, Nendaz Valley, Wallis (Valais), Switzerland
© PAWulser

Hematite

Reference:

[Wulser et al. (2005) Cleusonite, a new mineral species from the crichtonite group from the western Swiss Alps, EJM 17, 933-942]

Hessite

Reference:

[Wulser et al. (2005) Cleusonite, a new mineral species from the crichtonite group from the western Swiss Alps, EJM 17, 933-942]

Molybdenite

MoS

Reference:

[Wulser et al. (2005) Cleusonite, a new mineral species from the crichtonite group from the western Swiss Alps, EJM 17, 933-942]

Pyrite

FeS

Reference:

[Wulser et al. (2005) Cleusonite, a new mineral species from the crichtonite group from the western Swiss Alps, EJM 17, 933-942]

Quartz

SiO

Reference:

[Wulser et al. (2005) Cleusonite, a new mineral species from the crichtonite group from the western Swiss Alps, EJM 17, 933-942]

Tennantite

(Cu,Ag,Fe,Zn)

Reference:

[Wulser et al. (2005) Cleusonite, a new mineral species from the crichtonite group from the western Swiss Alps, EJM 17, 933-942]

11 entries listed. 10 valid minerals. 1 type locality (valid mineral).

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