Friedelite
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About Friedelite
Friedelite is a manganese silicate hydroxide mineral occurring as dark rose-red to brownish-red tabular crystals with a vitreous to resinous luster. It was first described from the Benalite mine in Hérault, France, and also occurs notably at the Franklin zinc deposit in New Jersey, USA. While typically opaque, rare translucent material has been cut en cabochon, exhibiting a soft pinkish-red color valued by collectors.