Lepidocrocite

Brownish red radiating lepidocrocite. This sample was analyzed. Field of view: 2.0 mm Collection and photo: Marko Burkhardt

© Marko Burkhardt

Blood red lepidocrocite crystals showing hemimourphous habit often two individuals opposite to each other. Collection and photo Stephan Wolfsried

© Stephan Wolfsried 7/2018

Lepidocrocite crystals Field is 0,50mm large JML20x on bellows + Nikon D5100. Combine Z Self collected Photo & collection Chollet Pascal (# 5759)

© Chollet Pascal

Lepidocrocite crystals Field is 0,6mm large JML20x on bellows + Nikon D5100. Combine Z Self collected Photo & collection Chollet Pascal (# 5761)

© Chollet Pascal

Lepidocrocite crystals Field is 0,8mm large JML20x on bellows + Nikon D5100. Combine Z Self collected Photo & collection Chollet Pascal (# 5762)

© Chollet Pascal

Red-brown lepidocrocite on quartz Photo & collection Vessely

© y vessely

Red lepidocrocite balls on yellow bariopharmacosiderite. Find from material XRD-analysed by Michel Blondieau at the University of Liège. This material showed both well-developed lepidocrocite crystals and globular aggregates of crystals. Although the very small globules on the photo were not analysed, they are also associated with lepidocrocite ...

Red lepidocrocite balls on yellow bariopharmacosiderite crystals Find from material XRD-analysed by Michel Blondieau at the University of Liège. This material showed both well-developed lepidocrocite crystals and globular aggregates of crystals. Although the very small globules on the photo were not analysed, they are also associated with ...

© y.vessely

Dark reddish lepidocrocite on limonite. Collection and photo Karl Heinz Fabritz.

© Karl Heinz Fabritz

Red lepidocrocite balls on yellow bariopharmacosiderite crystals Find from material XRD-analysed by Michel Blondieau at the University of Liège. This material showed both well-developed lepidocrocite crystals and globular aggregates of crystals. Although the very small globules on the photo were not analysed, they are also associated with ...

Lepidocrocite crystals (XRD analysed by Michel Blondieau at "minéralogy laboratory, Liège university, Belgium") on alunite supergroup Field is 1,25mm large Zeiss Luminar 16mm on bellows + Nikon D5100. Combine Z Self collected Photo & collection Chollet Pascal (# 5360)

© Chollet Pascal

Lepidocrocite crystals (XRD analysed by Michel Blondieau at "minéralogy laboratory, Liège university, Belgium") Field is 1,05mm large Zeiss Luminar 16mm on bellows + Nikon D5100. Combine Z Self collected Photo & collection Chollet Pascal (# 5361)

© Chollet Pascal

Lepidocrocite crystalline ball Field is 0,75mm large JML20x on bellows + Nikon D5100. Combine Z Self collected Photo & collection Chollet Pascal (# 5759)

© Chollet Pascal

Lepidocrocite crystals Field is 0,31mm large B&L50x on bellows + Nikon D5100. Combine Z Self collected Photo & collection Chollet Pascal (# 5761)

© Chollet Pascal

Lepidocrocite crystals Field is 0,65mm large JML20x on bellows + Nikon D5100. Combine Z Self collected Photo & collection Chollet Pascal (# 5760)

© Chollet Pascal

Collection: Heinz Förch Photo: Michael Förch

© Michael Förch 2016

Coarse-crystalline layer of dark reddish lepidocrocite (SXRD-analysed) associated with goethite and quartz. This photo was originally published in Kolitsch, U. (2014): 1857) Allophan(?), Aragonit, Asbolan, Aurichalcit, Brochantit, Calcit, Chalkopyrit, Chlorit, Covellin, Galenit, Goethit, Greenockit(?), Hydrozinkit, Jarosit, Lepidokrokit, ...

© Harald Schillhammer

Red lepidocrocite balls on leucophosphite crystals Find from material XRD-analysed by Michel Blondieau at the University of Liège. This material showed both well-developed lepidocrocite crystals and globular aggregates of crystals. Although the very small globules on the photo were not analysed, they are also associated with lepidocrocite ...

© y.vessely

Lepidocrocite crystals Field is 2,35mm large Zeiss Luminar 25mm on bellows + Nikon D5100. Combine Z Self collected Photo & collection Chollet Pascal (# 5758)

© Chollet Pascal

Lepidocrocite crystals Field is 1,35mm large Zeiss Luminar 25mm on bellows + Nikon D5100. Combine Z Self collected Photo & collection Chollet Pascal (# 5758)

© Chollet Pascal

Picture width 1 mm. Collection and photograph Christian Rewitzer. Analysed specimen.

© Christian Rewitzer 2008

Lepidocrocite, fov 6mm

Reflected light digital image (with partly crossed polarizers) of lepidocrocite showing a typically fan-shaped crystal group (greyish-white with orange-red internal reflectance) in goethite (medium- to dark-grey).

© Günter Grundmann, Detmold, Germany

Translucent, red-brown crystals of lepidocrocite lining cavities in gossan matrix. Looks beautiful under magnification. With old label from Hugh Ford (1885-1966). Ex. Robert C. Linck (1905-1970). Overall size of mineral specimen: 7x5x3 cm. Size of individual crystals: 1-2.5 mm.

© 2003 John H. Betts

Dark orange-red parallel scales of Lepidocrocite in crystaline aggregate on Goethite/Limonite matrix. Crystaline plates exhibit distinct pleochroism. Specimen from Malvern, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, about 6.5 mile southeast of the S. Gordon Lepidocrocite locality of Chester Springs. Specimen size: 4.5 x 3.4cm. From the PA Annex of my personal ...

© 2004 M. R. Heintzelman

Rounded crystals of lepidocrocite to 0.5mm on undefined Fe oxides

© Steve Rust

Yellow fibers in and on gypsum. Canon T2i on a Nikno PB-6 bellows with a 10X Nikon conjugate finite objective. 89 frames at .01mm steps stacked with Zerene Stacker. Photographed by and in the collection of Doug Merson. Obtained from László Horváth (XRD-analysed specimen).

© 2015 Doug Merson

Picture width 3 mm. Collection and foto Stephan Wolfsried

© Stephan Wolfsried 1/2008

Possible lepidocrocite on goethite (visually identified). Rui Nunes' specimen and photo, 2005.

© Rui Nunes 2005

Plates of lepidocrocite in germanite, tennantite matrix. Associated with anglesite and cuprian adamite. Brent Thorne specimen and photograph.

© Brent Thorne

Rounded crystals to 0.6mm.

© Steve Rust

Picture width 1 mm. Collection and foto Stephan Wolfsried

© Stephan Wolfsried 2/2008

Picture width 1,5 mm. Collection and photo Stephan Wolfsried

© Stephan Wolfsried 8/2008

Lepidocrocite on quartz. Picture size 3mm Collected in april 2008. Col & photo : Robert Bob PECORINI

© Robert PECORINI (2008)

Deep red highly lustrous crystalline lepidocrocite intermixed with black resinous goethite. S407-014 N1078N

© 2009, JGW

Lepidocrocite after marcasite 1.42 mm group on Dolomite matrix, a strange combination for this locality from Trento Mineral Show 2008. Collection S.Dalla Bona, analyzed from Dr.F.Demartin ( University of Milan ) photo M.Chinellato

© Chinellato Matteo

Lepidocrocite fibers on quartz - 295x. R. Turner specimen and image (provided by Alan Goldstein).

© Alan Goldstein

Reddish brown balls of lepidocrocite (confirmed by XRD) to 1.5 cm in diameter, on grey-brown goethite. An old and rare locality specimen. Specimen size: 5.5 x 5 x 3.5 cm. P Haas photograph and collection.

© Peter Haas

Red Lepidocrocite with dark yellowish green Corkite Field of view: 2,2mm Collection and photo: Marko Burkhardt

© Marko Burkhardt

Tabular xls of lepidocrocite [not analysed, might all be goethite], up to 1 mm, with goethite. Santa Barbara tunnel. Self-collected in 2005.

© Cristian Biagioni

Picture width 1.5 mm. Collection and photograph Christian Rewitzer Analysed specimen

© Christian Rewitzer 2008

A superbly rich specimen featuring very fine, reddish micro-crystals of a rare Tsumeb mineral. This is not to be overlooked by its superficial ugliness! Under a microscope, and with light, it glows and presents an extremely fine example of this species. Purchased from the Zweibels in 1978. Ex. Ed Ruggiero Collection.

© Rob Lavinsky & irocks.com

Dark red lepidocrocite crystals on quartz Photo & collection Vessely

© y vessely

Image width: 4 mm.

© De Nul, Richard

Small lepidocrocite xls on quartz Photo & collection Vessely

Stacked plates of Lepidocrocite. Field of view is 4mm. Michael Cline specimen and photograph.

© Michael Cline

Analysed by Gunther Blasz nr. XRD 0201-016 EDX 0102-026 There are two bundles of Lepidocrocite one bundel is in front, the other from aside both are sitting on goethite and are oxidated

© FG Leenheer

Larger crust [not analysed] with 1cm - Self-collected in July of 2003

© Photo & Collection of Martins da Pedra

Possible lepidocrocite on goethite (visually identified). Rui Nunes' specimen and photo, 2005.

© Rui Nunes 2005

FOV 1cm Little red-brown radiating spheres of lepidocrocite on and inside quartz crystal. Collection and photo Yves masson

© Yves Masson

Clusters of lepidocrocite on quartz from Pittong. The tiny crystals are reddish-brown and translucent. Field of view: 0.75mm. In the collection of Jo Price.

© Judy Rowe

Brown Lepidocrocite on Goethite Field is 3,25 x 2,15 mm Zeiss luminar 40 mm on bellows + nikon D1x. CZM Photo & collection Chollet Pascal (# 1335)

© Chollet Pascal

Width of field is 1.8 mm. Collection of Jesse Crawford. The depth of field has been enhanced using Helicon Focus (4 exposures). Equipment: Nikon D-100 digital camera on a homemade microscope

© 2008 by Jesse Crawford

Image width: 8 mm.

© De Nul, Richard

nice carpet of orange crystals of Lepidocrocite dimension area mm. 2 x 2 self collected photo Germano Fretti collection Luigi Chiappino

Group of tabular crystals of lepidocrocite.

© Pedro Alves

Possible lepidocrocite on goethite (visually identified). Rui Nunes' specimen and photo, February 2008.

© Rui Nunes 2008

RRUFF Project Specimen ID: R050454 Locality: Malvern, Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA Source: University of Arizona Mineral Museum 16088 Aggregate of red-brown flattened and platy crystals

© Rruff Project

Foil-like spray of rectangular dark red brown lepidocrocite crystals (1 mm) on malachite and black murdochite encrusted aurichalcite. Ex Jim Ferriolo

© Van King

Possible lepidocrocite on goethite (visually identified). Rui Nunes' specimen and photo, 2005.

© Rui Nunes 2005

fov : 6mm

© Pierre Le Roch

Lepidocrocite on Goethite. Field of view is 0,6 cm.

© Harjo Neutkens

Striated, dark red lepidocrocite crystal in dense group of lepdocrocite crystals. FOV = 1.5 x 2 mm.

© Van King

Image width: 4 mm.

© De Nul, Richard

A 5.8 x 4.2 x 4.0 cm matrix, this mostly covered by crystalline lepidocrocite and goethite.

© Dan & Diana Weinrich Minerals

Arborescent Lepidocrocite Field is 3,1 x 2,05 mm Zeiss luminar 40 mm on bellows + nikon D1x. CZM Photo & collection Chollet Pascal (# 1358)

© Chollet Pascal

Full size of a nice piece with mainly brownish red lepidocrocite. There is(left) some hematite rosettes and an epidote crystal. Specimen is around 25x55x70 mm and the the lepidocrocite area is ~15x30 (mm). Spec. & photo A. Österlöf.

© AÖ 2010

Red Lepidocrosite spheres on black goethite. Excellent for the locality. Collection and photo, Paul De Bondt.

© Collection and Copyright (c) 2010, Paul De Bondt

Typical two directional growth habit of golden-brown lepidocrocite crystals with cubes of black murdochite growing on them. Self collected. Rolf Luetcke specimen and photo.

Specimen Size:7x5x3 cm

© Marcus V.

Reddish encrustation possibly lepidocrocite. FOV 4mm wide. Ronald Januzzi collection.

© 2011 Harold Moritz

Lepidocrocite. Specimen is from the collection of the British Museum of Natural History #90191 (1975). Scale at bottom of image is an inch with a rule at one cm.

© Rock Currier

Collected 2008 by author. Field of view is 0.73 mm. Lens: Nikon M Plan 20 F-stop: N/A Mounting: Normal, extension = 105 mm FOV: 0.73 mm Lighting: Dual fiber unfocused Processing: Manual composition with CombineZP pyramid-max-contrast background

© 2011 Dave Maietta

Crystal size 0,3 mm. Analysed by Ezio Curti [looks like goethite, though].

© Luigi Mattei

Possible lepidocrocite on goethite (visually identified). Rui Nunes' specimen and photo, October 2006.

© Rui Nunes 2006