Papagoite
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About Papagoite
La papagoita es un raro ciclosilicato de calcio, cobre y aluminio que muestra colores de azul celeste intenso a azul turquesa con lustre sedoso a vítreo. Se forma como mineral secundario en las zonas de oxidación de los depósitos de cobre y es conocida casi exclusivamente de la mina Ajo, en Arizona (EE. UU.), y de la mina Messina en Sudáfrica. Sus cristales aciculares de intenso azul son altamente codiciados por los coleccionistas de minerales raros del cobre.