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K Feldspar from
Snezhnoe deposit, Rangkul, Murghob, Gorno-Badakhshan, Tajikistan


Locality type:Deposit
Classification
Species:'K Feldspar' (not an IMA approved species)
Confirmation
Validity:Believed Valid
Data
Mineral Data:Click here to view K Feldspar data
Locality Data:Click here to view Snezhnoe deposit, Rangkul, Murghob, Gorno-Badakhshan, Tajikistan
Data Identifiers
Mindat Occurrence Record ID:1076944
Long-form Identifier:1:3:1076944:9
GUID (UUID V4):fd8b2ec4-1f38-4190-aac7-d51a1b30e611
References
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Journal (issue)
Techniques and Equipment Ruby and Sapphire from Tajikistan The Micro-World of Gem Inclusions Summer 2015...Inclusions, Plus Double Stars and Corundum from Tajikistan Duncan Pay FEATURE ARTICLES pg. 135 112 Dual-Color...Rubies and Sapphires from Snezhnoe, Tajikistan Elena S. Sorokina, Andrey K. Litvinenko, Wolfgang Hofmeister...Inclusions, Plus Double Stars and Corundum from Tajikistan We hope you enjoy this edition’s unusual and...sapphire from Snezhnoe, Tajikistan. This is a welcome summary of a marble-hosted deposit with significant
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3390/min10050472 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163 Andrey K. Litvinenko, Elena S. Sorokina, Tobias Häger...WolfgangHofmeister PetrogenesisoftheSnezhnoeRubyDeposit,CentralPamir Reprinted from: Minerals...Professor of Economic Geology at CODES (Centre of Ore Deposit and Earth Sciences), University of Tasmania, Hobart...9120778. Sutherland, F.L.; Zaw, K.; Meffre, S.; Thompson, J.; Goemann, K.; Thu, K.; Nu, T.T.; Zin, M.M.; Harris...Karampelas, S.; Karantoni, V.; Wang, K.; Tarantola, A.; Zaw, K.; Meffre, S. Gem corundum deposits of
Journal (article/letter/editorial)
Rocks, and Geological Setting of the Snezhnoe Beryllium Deposit: Substantiation of the Late Paleozoic...Received March 24, 2011 Abstract—The Snezhnoe phenakite–beryl deposit is one of the highestgrade deposits...deposits in the Altai–Sayan beryllium province. This deposit is spatially associated with the alkali granite...rocks at that time. The Early Paleozoic Aryskan deposit related to the alkali granite and SolBel’adyr...GEOLOGICAL SETTING (a) 391 (b) An ga L. B ai k a l ra R . O ka R. Irkutsk . Uda R Sel eng
Journal (article/letter/editorial)
Conditions of HighGrade Beryllium Ore at the Snezhnoe Deposit, Eastern Sayan L. B. Damdinovaa, S. Z. Smirnovb...fluorite and fluorite– microcline bodies at the Snezhnoe deposit in Eastern Sayan have been revealed and studied...the highestgrade. The large Yermakovsky F–Be deposit is one of the known examples, which is distinguished...(Kremenetsky et al., 2000; Beryllium 
, 2002). This deposit has been studied by many researchers (Beus, 1960);...fluorite–phenakite–ber trandite ore at the Yermakovsky deposit, we have established that the orebodies in three
Journal (article/letter/editorial)
“Balas Ruby” for gems mined from the modern-day Tajikistan (spinel), and “Bohemian ruby” was used for gems...to product from the Mugloto Mugloto colluvial deposit, which provided clean and very high-quality red...red stones with typical sizes colluvial deposit, which provided clean and very high-quality red stones...Gems Inc.Photo: (Vancouver, BC, True Canada). deposit, southwest Greenland. Courtesy North Gems Inc....Paranesti-Drama. Tajikistan: (38) Snezhnoe, Turakuloma, Badakhshan. Paranesti-Drama. (38) Snezhnoe, Turakuloma
Journal (article/letter/editorial)
corundum Biotite-garnet quartz plagioclase gneiss (feldspar, quartz) Amphibolite Biotite gneiss Altered...marble Antarctica Thrust and shear zone Corundum deposit A 0 Fig. 1 Location of corundum deposits after...Geological cross section of a corundum 5 mC deposit in the Mangari area of Kenya modified after Austromineral...Vienna (1978). c Geological scheme of the ruby deposit of Morogoro (Tanzania) modified after Le Goff et...layer-like pegmatite with plagioclase (An 14–29), K-feldspar, muscovite, phlogopite, chromium-bearing tourmaline
Journal (article/letter/editorial)
(Fig. 1). Our samples came from a marble-hosted deposit near Morogoro in Tanzania (two samples), the Gitonga...Andranondambo skarn deposit of Madagascar (four samples), the Luc Yen marble-hosted primary deposit in Vietnam...4 cm). (b) Ruby-bearing rock from a secondary deposit near Luc Yen, Vietnam (sample size 10.0 × 14.5...cm and 0.3 × 0.4 cm). (f) Corundum crystals in K-feldspar-biotite gneiss from the Morogoro area, Tanzania...samples from the primary Luc Yen marble-hosted deposit include bright red ruby, fuchsite, blue micas,
Journal (article/letter/editorial)
1. Ore Formation Conditions of the Aunik F–Be Deposit (Western Transbaikalia) L. B. Damdinovaa, *, B...mineralization based on the example of the Aunik F–Be deposit, which is part of the Western Transbaikalia beryllium-bearing...are also assessed. The ores of the deposit are represented by feldspar–fluorite–phenakite–bertrandite metasomatites...the apocarbonate nature of the main ores at the deposit, making it possible to establish the igneous nature...small-scale mineralization at the deposit. Keywords: Aunik F–Be deposit, apocarbonate ores, fluid inclusions
 
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