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Description
Mineral Species : Labradorite / Var. Anorthite
Location : -
Hardness : 6 tot 6.5
Chemical Formula : (Ca,Na)(Si,Al)4O8
Gramm : 5.40
CT : 27.0
Length : 27 mm
Width : 20 mm
Hight : 6 mm
Labradorite
The mineral labraorite is a variant of Anorthite belonging to the feldspar group, the chemical formula is (Ca,Na)(Si,Al)4O8. Labradorite has a certain glow/reflection that is called labradorescence. In 1780, the mineral was described and named after the Labrador peninsula in Canada. The mineral does not form crystals but is a common feldspar in pegmatites and other igneous/metamorphic rocks. Labradorite has many colors but is mainly blue / green and yellow labradorite is sometimes described as spectrolite. However, this is a trade name and not a valid name for the mineral itself.
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Location : -
Hardness : 6 tot 6.5
Chemical Formula : (Ca,Na)(Si,Al)4O8
Gramm : 5.40
CT : 27.0
Length : 27 mm
Width : 20 mm
Hight : 6 mm
Labradorite
The mineral labraorite is a variant of Anorthite belonging to the feldspar group, the chemical formula is (Ca,Na)(Si,Al)4O8. Labradorite has a certain glow/reflection that is called labradorescence. In 1780, the mineral was described and named after the Labrador peninsula in Canada. The mineral does not form crystals but is a common feldspar in pegmatites and other igneous/metamorphic rocks. Labradorite has many colors but is mainly blue / green and yellow labradorite is sometimes described as spectrolite. However, this is a trade name and not a valid name for the mineral itself.