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Anyolite

A Mixture Of:Ruby, Zoisite


Massive green zoisite with ruby inclusions.

Originally described from Mundarara Mine, Longido, Mt Kilimanjaro, Kilimanjaro Region, Tanzania.

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    Localities for Anyolite

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    Tanzania
     
    • Kilimanjaro Region
      • Mt Kilimanjaro
        • Longido
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