Meionite
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About Meionite
Meionite is the calcium-rich end-member of the scapolite mineral group, a calcium sodium aluminosilicate, forming colorless to white, yellow, gray, or pale pink prismatic crystals with a vitreous luster in metamorphic calc-silicate rocks and skarns. Named from the Greek "meion" (less) for its smaller optical axial angle compared to marialite, it occurs in localities including Tanzania, Brazil, Madagascar, and Greenland. Transparent gemmy scapolite material near the meionite composition produces attractive yellow to colorless faceted collector stones.