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Malachite, Tyrolite, Delfina Mine, Spain, photo by Petr Fuchs
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Malachite, Tyrolite, Delfina Mine, Spain, photo by Petr Fuchs
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Goshenite, Tyrolite, and Chalcanthite
Goshenite is a Homeworld News Reporter.
Tyrolite is the broadcasting Gem who mans the camera for Goshenite's News Show.
Chalcanthite is a News Analyst General Manager.
They all made their debut here!
🦎 Tyrolite 🦎
Lapis + peridot
Tyrolite Copper imparts beautiful blues and green to minerals, and we are all familiar with the beautiful carbonates malachite and azurite (see http://bit.ly/2idUs55 for an amazing example of one turning into the other by replacement). Add some arsenic into the mix and one result is this soft mineral (2 on Mohs scale), named after the region of Austria where it was first found in 1845. It forms as radiant sprays of bladed crystals or bubble masses called botryoidal by the weathering of copper and arsenic minerals mashed together in an ore deposit as carbonate and oxygen rich rainwater percolates through. When a primary mineral from a deposit is thus transformed it is called a secondary mineral. Colour varies from Turquoise blue to a more greeny hue like the 6.7 x 4.5 x 3.3 cm specimen from Utah with a bit mf minor associated azurite. Loz Image credit: Rob Lavinsky/iRocks.com https://www.mindat.org/min-4070.html
Vugs of Erythrite on Azurite with Tyrolite in Dolomite matrix - Silberberg Mountain, Brixlegg, Tyrol, Austria
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Tyrolite
Ca2Cu9(AsO4)4(CO3)(OH)8·11H2O
Locality:
La Amorosa mine, San Rafael claim, Villahermosa del Rio, Castellón, Valencian Community, Spain
Field of View: 1.4 mm
Jose Miguel Sola Fdez.'s Photo
Tyrolite is a hydrated calcium copper arsenate carbonate mineral. It is a secondary mineral formed by the weathering of associated copper and arsenic minerals. It has a Mohs hardness of 1.5 to 2.
*Tyrolite*
The fusion between Emerald and Kyanite.
Emerald and Kyanite have a cute sibling type of relationship. Kyanite is very impressionable so she watches and studies Emerald more than she does with the other members of the Moonlit Squad. With Emerald’s stealthiness and swiftness, and Kyanite’s ability to bring the best out of anyone, Kyanite enhances Emerald’s ability to the max making the swift ninja, Tyrolite.
Her fusion weapon combines Emerald’s sais and Kyanite’s magical orb to create mind controlled kunai knives. She also can summon pillars of light just by pressing the ground around her.
Now with her weapon!