Cerussite
Mozumi deposit, Kamioka Mine
Mount Ikeno, Okunoyama, Toyama city, Toyama pref., Japan
This locality is closed to collecting.
Field of view: 30 mm. A vein of cerussite. The transparent vein with a vitreous luster is cerussite, and bladed crystals are in the open space. The surrounding massive brown host is limonite.
Recovered from an open space of a cerussite vein in a meteoric oxidation zone of a pneumatolytic deposit combined with skarn formed by contact metamorphism of I-type (magnetite-series) granite.
Cerussite from this location was described in 1892.
Other localities
- Goka Mine (Hydrothermal, Reniform)
- Kisan-mori Mine (Hydrothermal, Pseudocubic)
- Mikawa Mine (Hydrothermal, Prismatic)
- Nakatatsu Mine (Hydrothermal Skarn, Prismatic)
- Kamioka Mine (Pneumatolytic Skarn, Vein)