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Mimetite

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The Mammoth-Saint Anthony mine at Tiger, Arizona is a remarkable mineral deposit, renowned for its complex geochemistry resulting in 11 new species having been described from there. The Mohawk mine, from where this specimen comes, is a smaller part of the greater Mammoth-Saint Anthony mine. Miniature in size, this piece is actually extremely rich in finely crystallized bright orange-yellow Mimetite, but has also got several larger, but fractured, orange Wulfenite crystals embedded within the Mimetite too. These Wulfenite crystal reach up to 1 cm on edge. A colourful and rich specimen of lead secondary species from the rarely mentioned Mohawk mine section of Mammoth-Saint Anthony mine.

Product details

SizeMiniature
Dimensions4.3 x 4.3 x 3.0 cm
Added on01/21/2026

Known provenance

DateCollectorAcquisition price
07/2026Unknown Owner$350.00
Crystal ClassicsNot disclosed

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Mimetite
Mineral guide
Learn about Mimetite
lead arsenate chloride crystals from canary yellow to orange; hexagonal prisms and campylite forms showcase color, variety, and localities.
Mimetite
Regional guide
Mimetite from Mammoth-Saint Anthony Mine, Arizona, USA
from Mammoth-Saint Anthony Mine, Arizona: bright orange to canary-yellow crystals and crusts in oxidized vein context, prized by collectors.
    Mimetite - Mammoth-Saint Anthony Mine, Arizona, USA