Norbergite
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About Norbergite
Norbergite is a magnesium silicate fluoride hydroxide mineral and the simplest member of the humite group, forming colorless, pale yellow, or orange tabular crystals with a vitreous to resinous luster in contact metamorphic dolomitic marbles. Named after the Norberg iron ore district in Sweden where it was first described, it also occurs in New Jersey (USA), Italy, and Japan. Transparent faceted norbergite is among the rarest collector gems in the humite mineral group.