Wesonite
Vesuvianite (also known as idocrase) is a complex calcium aluminum sorosilicate mineral typically formed in skarns and contact metamorphic limestones. First discovered near Mount Vesuvius in Italy,
Mohs Hardness 6.5
Common Colors Green, yellowish-green, brown; occasionally sky-blue (cyprine) or pink (californite)
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Californite: A compact, massive green variety that visually resembles jade, historically mined in California.
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Cyprine: A rare, copper-bearing blue to blue-green variety.
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Xanthite: A manganese-rich, yellowish-brown variety.
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