Aurichalcite and Limonite – Ojuela Mine, Mapimí, Durango, Mexico
This specimen features reddish-orange limonite interspersed with numerous zones of blue aurichalcite. The aurichalcite forms fine, needle-like crystals, creating bands and clusters that follow the contours of the matrix.
The contrast between the blue-green of the aurichalcite and the red-orange hues of the limonite gives this specimen a particularly striking visual appeal, with crystals visible on multiple faces.
7.4 x 4 x 2.9 cm
Highlights of this specimen:
- Prominent blue aurichalcite on the limonite
- Numerous acicular crystals
- Striking contrast between the aurichalcite and the limonite
For your information:
- The Ojuela mine, located in Mapimí in the state of Durango, is a historic mineralogical locality in Mexico, particularly known for the diversity of its secondary minerals.
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Characteristics
- Mineral
- Aurichalcite
Limonite - Size
- Small cabinet ( max. 9,4 cm)
- Origin (country)
- Mexico









