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Agrellite from Kipawa Complex, 36 km east of Eagle Village First Nation - Kipawa, Québec, Canada (Type Locality for Agrellite)

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DESCRIPTION:	No. 78275
Mineral:	Agrellite
Locality:	Kipawa Complex, 36 km east of Eagle Village First Nation - Kipawa, Québec, Canada (Type Locality for Agrellite)
Description:	Elongated crystallized mass of translucent chatoyant greenish-gray agrellite that fluoresces bright pink under SW UV illumination and fluoresces orange-pink under LW UV illumination. Agrellite, a rare silicate, occurs at only a few localities worldwide. Ex. Earl Verbeek collection
Overall Size:	6.5x1x0.7 cm
Crystals:
Archived:	For reference only

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