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Garnetite from
Soamiakatra, Ambohitsimanova, Antsirabe II District, Vakinankaratra, Madagascar


Classification
Type:Garnetite
Confirmation
Validity:Believed Valid
Data
Mineral Data:Click here to view Garnetite data
Locality Data:Click here to view Soamiakatra, Ambohitsimanova, Antsirabe II District, Vakinankaratra, Madagascar
Data Identifiers
Mindat Occurrence Record ID:1385668
Long-form Identifier:1:3:1385668:5
GUID (UUID V4):4712e322-de7f-431f-b30e-a138d05b55e8
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of formation: (Type I) magmatic-related and (Type II) metamorphic-related. Type I is characterized by...magmatic) origin are hosted by alkali basalts (Madagascar and others), and Type IB corresponding to xenocrysts...in kimberlite (Democratic Republic of Congo). Type II also has two sub-types; metamorphic deposits sensu...rubies from the recently discovered Didy mine in Madagascar also command high prices [19]. A set of eight...Ambohimandrosoa, Antsirabe area, cm2.1 Ă— 1.3 andcm 1.7Ă—cm 1 cm Ă— 11.7cm) Antsirabe area, Madagascar. Collection:
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and kimberlite (IB) hosts. Metamorphic rocks (Type II) are subdivided into Metamorphic, sensu stricto,...Tanzania; Andilamena/Zahmena and Ampanihy/Toliara, Madagascar. Marble-ruby types included various deposits...sapphire deposits included Andilamena and Andrebabe, Madagascar; various Mogo Gem Tract sites, Myanmar; Elahera...Namehaca, Mozambique and Ampanihy and Zahmena, Madagascar. In contrast, Appaluttoq ruby, Greenland, 4...of formation: (Type I) magmatic-related and (Type II) metamorphic-related. Type I is characterized by
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sediments but rarely in volcanic rocks e.g., Cobalt district of Ontario, Canada, Wittichen, Richelsdorf, Bieber...Jachymov, Czech Republic, Black Hawk District, USA, Batopilas District, Mexico (Fig. 04.01). These vein-type...gemological products (Fig. 04.10). In the Marlborough district of Queensland, Australia, it occurs within the...Complexes, USA, and the Russian NoriĺskTalnakh District (Cabri and Traill, 1966). 4a A: As an example...rift-related volcanic host rocks the Noriĺsk-Talnakh District in Russia can also be mentioned. These PGE– Cu–Ni
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sediments but rarely in volcanic rocks e.g., Cobalt district of Ontario, Canada, Wittichen, Richelsdorf, Bieber...Jachymov, Czech Republic, Black Hawk District, USA, Batopilas District, Mexico (Fig. 04.01). These vein-type...gemological products (Fig. 04.10). In the Marlborough district of Queensland, Australia, it occurs within the...Complexes, USA, and the Russian NoriĺskTalnakh District (Cabri and Traill, 1966). 4a A: As an example...rift-related volcanic host rocks the Noriĺsk-Talnakh District in Russia can also be mentioned. These PGE– Cu–Ni
 
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