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Beekite

A variety of Chalcedony

A name given to Chalcedony pseudomorphs after coral or shells.
Originally described from Devon, England, UK.

Classification of Beekite

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Other Names for Beekite

Synonyms:
Beckite
Other Languages:
German:Beckit
Beekit
Spanish:Beckita
Beekita

Other Information

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    Localities for Beekite

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    • England
      • Derbyshire
        • Bradwell
    		Ford, T., A. Sarjeant & M. Smith (1993): The minerals of the Peak district of Derbyshire. UK Jour. Mines & Minerals 13, 16-55.
        • Castleton
    		Ford, T., A. Sarjeant & M. Smith (1993): The minerals of the Peak district of Derbyshire. UK Jour. Mines & Minerals 13, 16-55.
        • Great Longstone
    		Ford, T., A. Sarjeant & M. Smith (1993): The minerals of the Peak district of Derbyshire. UK Jour. Mines & Minerals 13, 16-55.
        • Matlock
    		Ford, T., A. Sarjeant & M. Smith (1993): The minerals of the Peak district of Derbyshire. UK Jour. Mines & Minerals 13, 16-55.
    Ford, T., A. Sarjeant & M. Smith (1993): The minerals of the Peak district of Derbyshire. UK Jour. Mines & Minerals 13, 16-55.
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