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15th Jul 2014 21:26 UTCByron Thomas
Anyhow I am looking for a list of nice Green minerals, if asked why green minerals my response is.... I like green( my favorite color) but more so because at our show in October we have display boxes and i am going to set up two of them. One of them will be nothing but Green minerals of any type and variety. The other will be filled with what ever our show theme is which at the moment i dont remember. So back to the first one any help with a list of green minerals would be great if i can collect them that would be awesome but being from Indiana Ill be buying them. Just remember im not buying $15000 minerals if i pay 200 or 300 that's not bad. I want to impress with the color green.
Torbernite from Shinkolobwe Mine, Shinkolobwe, Katanga Democratic Republic of Congo
Heulandite with Celadonite inclusions from Savada Jalgaon District Maharashtra, India
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15th Jul 2014 22:47 UTCVik Vanrusselt Expert
the "advanced search" feature on Mindat can give you a list of all green minerals (http://www.mindat.org/advanced_search.php)
You can add other filters to limit the number of possibilities (the list of "green IMA approved species" alone gives you 44 pages of species to choose from.)
Vik
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16th Jul 2014 02:48 UTCDoug Daniels
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16th Jul 2014 11:27 UTCSusan Robinson
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16th Jul 2014 14:18 UTCBill Cordua 🌟 Manager
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16th Jul 2014 14:37 UTCOlav Revheim Manager
It seems like a very interesting approach to a collection. As many of the others already have stated, there are many relatively common green minerals. It might be interesting to find minerals with different chromophores, such as
copper: malachite, dioptase etc.
iron: diopside, actinolite, prehnite etc.
uranium. tobernite etc
chromium: uvarovite etc.
inclusions, such as your heulandite
or a combination of more than one chromophore, such as common green beryl (Fe) and emerald ( Cr)
Olav
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16th Jul 2014 16:05 UTCSteven Kittleson
One of my favorite greens - Pargasite.
TTFN
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16th Jul 2014 16:33 UTCBob Harman
CHEERS…..BOB
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16th Jul 2014 17:59 UTCSusan Robinson
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16th Jul 2014 20:50 UTCHolger Hartmaier 🌟
A few more that I see sitting in my display case next to the computer:
annabergite, gormanite, ludlamite, fluorapatite, pyromorphite, fluorite
(You may need more than 1 case to hold them all !!)
Cheers,
Holger
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17th Jul 2014 02:19 UTCDoug Daniels
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17th Jul 2014 04:11 UTCRachel Cesana
bowenite, Rhode Island state mineral. I'll send you one if you send me your address...What's left of the quarry only has very pale versions but a nice photo in the mindat pages of an apple green one which is best color.
rach
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18th Jul 2014 12:36 UTCDennis McCoy
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19th Jul 2014 01:38 UTCRock Currier Expert
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19th Jul 2014 02:12 UTCMichael Hatskel
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19th Jul 2014 02:49 UTCDoug Daniels
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13th Aug 2014 18:05 UTCJuicestain
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14th Aug 2014 07:36 UTCRock Currier Expert
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