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- Bavenite is a calcium beryllium aluminosilicate, and it is a part of the Bavenite- series. Its name originates from its type locality, which is Baveno, Italy. This mineral is approved by the IMA, and got grandfathered, meaning it is still believed to refer to a valid mineral species. It was discovered in 1901 in a pink granite mined in Lago Maggiore. When bavenite was discovered, it was considered as a member of the zeolite series. Later it was removed from the series as unlike zeolites, bavenite loses the water stored in its crystal lattice in a way higher temperature, between 210 and 320 °C. It is a cheap mineral considering its rarity. (en)
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- Colourless bavenite with some minor fluorite (en)
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- Pyramidal (en)
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- Perfect on {001} (en)
- Fair on {100} (en)
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- White, Green, Pink, Brown (en)
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- Transparent to translucent (en)
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- nα = 1.578 - 1.586 (en)
- nβ = 1.579 - 1.586 (en)
- nγ = 1.583 - 1.593 (en)
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- Bavenite is a calcium beryllium aluminosilicate, and it is a part of the Bavenite- series. Its name originates from its type locality, which is Baveno, Italy. This mineral is approved by the IMA, and got grandfathered, meaning it is still believed to refer to a valid mineral species. It was discovered in 1901 in a pink granite mined in Lago Maggiore. When bavenite was discovered, it was considered as a member of the zeolite series. Later it was removed from the series as unlike zeolites, bavenite loses the water stored in its crystal lattice in a way higher temperature, between 210 and 320 °C. It is a cheap mineral considering its rarity. (en)
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