Amblygonite
Ambligonite, Ambligonita, Amblygoniet, Amblygonite, Амблигонит, 앰 블리 고 나이트, 磷鋰鋁石
Commonly known
rarer (so called collectors stones)
very rare (rarities)
relatively rare organic material
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Formula: LiAl[PO4]F/OH
Mineral class: phosphates Crystal system: triclinic Mohs scale: 6 Density (g/cm3): 3.01 - 3.03 Refractive index: 1.578 - 1.656 Cleavage: different Colors: colorless, yellow, golden-yellow, green Transparency: transparent Luster: vitreous - greasy Fluorescence: slight green Pleochroism: slight Largest Amblygonite: 7.6 m? Deposits: Brazil, USA, Namibia 1st Description: 1951 Name: a combination of the Greek words "amblys" (blunt) und "goni" (angle) |
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Amblygonite
Size: 1.05 x 0.65 cm Weight: 1.64 ct Origin: Brazil Photo by kind permission of © www.kox-gems.com |
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Amblygonite
Size: 1.24 x 0.80 x 0.55 cm Weight: 3.25 ct Origin: Brazil Photo by kind permission of © www.djraregems.com |
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Amblygonite Mineral
Origin: Divino das Laranjeiras / Doce Tal / Minas Gerais / Brazil Photo by kind permission of © www.fabreminerals.com |
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Amblygonite
Size: 2.0 x 0.8 x 0.6 cm Weight: 6.35 ct Origin: Itinga / Minas Gerais / Brazil Photo by kind permission of © www.lucianabarbosa.com |
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Amblygonite Mineral
Origin: Linópolis / Divino das Laranjeiras / Doce Valley / Minas Gerais / Brazil Photo by kind permission of © www.irocks.com |
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Amblygonite
Size: 2.14 x 1.10 cm Weight: 13.48 ct Origin: Brazil Photo by kind permission of © www.rarestone.com |
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