Parasymplesite - image 1
Parasymplesite - image 2
Parasymplesite - image 3
Parasymplesite - image 4
Parasymplesite - image 5
Parasymplesite - image 6

Parasymplesite

$950.00

VisaMastercardAmerican ExpressPayPalPayPal Pay In 4Discover·
  • Free shipping
  • Seller offers an extended return window of up to 30 days
  • Ships from Not specified

A large spray of approximately 3 cm long crystals of Parasymplesite from Ojuela. Symplesite - its polymorph - was named in 1837, a Greek word meaning “to bring together” due to its association with a host of other minerals. Associated tiny amber-colored crystals and chatoyant sphere reside alongside the elongate Parasymplesite crystals. The arsenic component at Ojuela creates fantastically colored and odd species, so the possibility for oddball species is relatively high. While previously labeled as Symplesite, Parasymplesite is significantly more likely and known in this size range from this locality, though should be noted that these particular crystals have not been tested in the lab. Some fine-grained iron-oxide between the fragile hydrated iron arsenate crystals probably protected this dramatic spray - another fantastic oddity from this incredible locale.

Product details

SizeSmall Cabinet
Dimensions6.4 x 5.5 x 2.8 cm
Listed on10/23/2024
SKUMEX19-10
Current owner
3,382 for sale·Member since 2026

Learn more

Parasymplesite
Mineral guide
Learn about Parasymplesite
Sign in to contribute
Parasymplesite
Regional guide
Parasymplesite from Ojuela Mine
Sign in to contribute
Locality guide
Ojuela Mine
Ojuela Mine, Mexico — renowned locality for vivid adamite, legrandite, mimetite, and wulfenite; prized for color, crystal habit, and mining heritage.