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WILLEMITE - FRANKLINITE (cabinet)
WILLEMITE - FRANKLINITE (cabinet)
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Willemite is a rare zinc silicate mineral (Zn2SiO4) and serves as a minor source of zinc. It exhibits strong green fluorescence when exposed to shortwave ultraviolet light and presents a range of colors in natural light, often found in fibrous and vibrant apple-green forms. Troostite, a variant of willemite, features partial replacement of zinc with manganese and is typically found in solid brown formations.
This mineral was first identified in 1829 at the Vieille-Montagne mine in Belgium, where Armand Lévy received samples from a university student. He named the mineral in honor of the self-proclaimed king Willem I of the Netherlands, although it is sometimes referred to as villemite.
This specimen displays several habitats of Willemite and most likely also Franklinite.
Two pictures are taken under long-wave UV. No fluorescence here, which is a confirmation of its origin as most mimetite from this origin is not fluorescent.
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