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Wulfenite, Mimetite, Chrysocolla – Rawley Mine, Arizona, USA
Specimen featuring numerous small tabular orange wulfenite crystals, scattered across the main face. Some crystals are particularly lustrous and display good transparency to translucency, revealing deeper orange tones when viewed under light.
The wulfenite crystals are perched on a dense carpet of small acicular mimetite crystals, which covers much of the matrix and creates an interesting textural contrast with the tabular wulfenite crystals. Several small mimetite crystals can also be seen between the wulfenites.
Chrysocolla is present on the reverse of the specimen, where it forms several blue-green areas contrasting with the brown and orange tones of the main face.
9.5 × 5 × 3.8 cm
Highlights of the specimen:
- Numerous tabular orange wulfenite crystals
- Some wulfenite crystals are translucent to transparent
- Blue-green chrysocolla on the reverse
For your information :
- The Rawley Mine, in Arizona, is a classic locality in the Harshaw mining district, known for secondary lead and arsenic mineralization. Wulfenite and mimetite occur there alongside various secondary minerals from the oxidation zone, including chrysocolla.
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Characteristics
- Mineral
- Chrysocolla
Mimetite
Wulfenite - Size
- Cabinet ( max 18 cm)
- Origin (country)
- United States







