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Creedite from Qinglong Mine, Shandong, China

$1,855.00

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Exceptional prismatic gemmy purple crystals of creedite to 1.2 cm in height coming off matrix. In great condition. The Qinglong Mine in Dachang, Guizhou, China, is a major low-temperature hydrothermal antimony and gold deposit whose local extraction history dates back roughly to the late Ming and early Qing periods, with systematic state prospecting beginning in 1953 and continuing today as an active industrial mining district. Geologically, the deposit is situated within the northwestern Youjiang Basin, where mineralization is structurally controlled and primarily hosted in a distinctive altered, siliceous, and argillic horizon known as the Dachang layer. This ore-bearing layer is developed directly at the contact zone between Middle Permian Maokou Formation limestone below and Upper Permian Emeishan basaltic rocks above. The district features extensive faulting, brecciation, and fluid-rock interactions involving organic-rich matter and paleo-oil reservoirs, producing significant concentrations of stibnite, quartz, fluorite, and various secondary minerals.

Product details

SpeciesCreedite
SizeSmall Cabinet
Dimensions8.0 x 6.0 x 5.5 cm
Listed on07/16/2026
SKU9506804
Current owner
3,406 for sale·9 sold

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Creedite
Mineral guide
Learn about Creedite
delicate calcium aluminum sulfate fluoride forming radiating sprays and orange spheres on contrasting matrix; prized for fragility and Santa Eulalia.
Creedite
Regional guide
Creedite from Qinglong Mine, China
from Qinglong Mine, China: lavender prismatic sprays, high luster, rarity, and striking three-dimensional display that attracts collectors.
Locality guide
Qinglong Mine
A collector's guide to Qinglong Mine, China: its geology, mining history and notable minerals, illustrated with the 43 specimens documented from this locality on EarthWonders.