Claringbullite crystals from Mina Ojuela, Durango, Mexico – micromount as unique piece
This micromount specimen features Claringbullite crystals from the famous Mina Ojuela in Durango, Mexico. Numerous intensely green to blue green crystal aggregates are scattered across the dark matrix, giving the piece a vivid and strongly contrasting appearance. The fresh colors stand out clearly against the dark background and create a particularly attractive overall look.
The Claringbullite crystals are clearly visible and finely developed. They occur in small but well defined aggregates and display a distinct crystalline structure with a subtle luster. The crystallization is easy to recognize, making this micromount an interesting and collectible specimen.
Geology & Origin
Claringbullite is a rare copper halide mineral that forms in the oxidation zones of copper deposits. It develops under specific chemical conditions and is often associated with other secondary copper minerals.
Mina Ojuela in Mexico is a world famous locality for rare secondary minerals and has produced an exceptional diversity of mineral species. It is especially renowned for rare copper minerals and is considered one of the classic localities of its kind.