Legrandite
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About Legrandite
Legrandite is a rare zinc arsenate hydroxide mineral forming bright canary-yellow to orange-yellow crystals with an adamantine to vitreous luster in the oxidized zones of zinc ore deposits. It was first described from the Flor de Peña mine in Nuevo León, Mexico—still the primary source of spectacular collector crystals—with additional occurrences in Greece and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Well-crystallized legrandite specimens with vibrant color are highly sought by mineral collectors, and rare transparent material has been faceted.