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â—• á´¥ â—• || arkenstone_minerals on ig
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Metatorbernite  Â
Cu(UO2)2(PO4)2·8H2O
Locality:
Les Roches quarry, Montebras, Soumans, Creuse, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
Field of View: 2.75 mm
Green metatorbernite on quartz.
Photo & collection Yannick Vessely   Â
These are the Ecosystem badges for Nature Flight’s battle against Arcane this week. Since Arcane’s territory is known for being radioactive, I based it on some of the naturally occurring radioactive minerals- Torbernite, Autunite, Uraninite, and Metatorbernite. The website GeologyIn was really helpful for information, and for photo references of what the minerals look like so I could paint them. Â
gem combos for Chrysanthemum stone, Peridot and Lemon Jade
Chrysanthemum Stone + Peridot
- Diopside- Omphacite- Metatorbernite
Chrysanthemum Stone + Lemon Jade
- Fernandinite- Gaspeite- Ludwigite
Peridot + Lemon Jade
- Hiddenite- Bowenite- Amblygonite
Chrysanthemum Stone + Peridot + Lemon Jade
- Seraphinite-Â Maw Sit-Sit-Â Nebula Stone
A HnK OC i adopted from L.S.D on Amino
I immediately fell for their character design
And also because they wear gloves like my other HnK OC, Black Opal XD
Torbernite becomes Metatorbernite when dehydrated, and that can make them pretty cranky due to lack of water. So they need to submerge in water from time to time like Black Opal does too XD
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Metatorbernite
Photo by Chip Clark
Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
Metatorbernite, Rhabdophane-(Ce)
Cu(UO2)2(PO4)2·8H2O
Ce(PO4)·H2O
Locality:
Clara Mine, Rankach valley, Oberwolfach, Wolfach, Black Forest, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Field of View: 1.24 mm
Green tabular metatorbernite together with small white acicular rhabdophane crystals. The metatorbernite is visually indistinguishable from metazeunerite.
Photo: Michael Förch
Metatorbernite
Photo by Chip Clark
Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History