JAN CRYSTAL COURSE 09

[Apachestone]

JAN-09 MINNERAL TO BE USED
TANZANITE
SULPHER
SUGILITE
GREEN SPINEL
IVORY.
POKE-DOT-AGATE



NEW TO THE COURSE

MEDITATIONS AND INTENTIONS AS A CLASS. EACH MONDAY MORNING WHEN YOU WAKE UP.

1ST MONDAY OF THE MONTH

TAKE A CLEAR QUARTZ
HOLD IT IN YOUR DOMINATE HAND AND FOCUS YOUR INTENTIONS ON SENDING SPIRITULE LIGHT TO THE GROUP MEMBERS OF THIS COURSE FOR CLEARITY OF MIND.

2ND MONDAY OF THE MONTH

USEING SMOKY QAURTZ
SEND OUT USEING YOUR DOMANATE HAND WHILE MEDITATING TO DISAPATE ALL NEGITIVTY FROM THE WHOLE GROUP HOME INVIERMENT.

3RD MONDAY OF THE MONTH

CITRINE
HOLDING THE CITRINE SEND THOUGH THE CRYSTAL IN A WARM YELLOW LIGHT THE INTENTIONS OF WEALTH TO EACH MEMBER OF THE COURSE. SEE MONEY FLOWING IN TO EACH ONE LIFE.

4TH MONDAY

ROSE QUARTZ
HOLDING IN YOUR NON DOMINATE HAND SEND OUT PINKISH ENERGY TO ALL MEMEBERS OF THE COURSE LOVE AND COMAPSION FOR THERE LIVES SURROUND EVERYONE WITH A BUBBLE OF SOFT CALM PEACEFUL LOVE. FOR THE WEEK

ON THIS EXERSIZE WE AS A GROUP WILL BE UTILIZING A GROUP MIND SET TO COLLECTIVLY WORK AS A FAMILY FOR THE BETTERMENT OF THE WHOLE. THE IDEA IS SIMPLE IF WE ALL SEND IN EACH TIME ZONE ACCORDING TO WHEN WE WAKE UP AND DO A MEDITATION HOLDING THSES MINERALS WE WILL SEND THAT ENERGY WITH INTENTIONS TO EVERYONE FOR THAT MONDAYS EXERSIZE. (YOU MAY INCLUDE YOUR PERSONAL FAMILY OR FRIENDS IN THAT MEDTAION ALSO)

HERE IS A TEMPLATE TO USE IF YOU ARE NEW TO THIS IDEA

WHEN HOLDING THE CRYSTAL FOR THAT MONDAY

SEE EVERYONE ON YOUR LIST
WHEN I DO THIS I SEE MALE OR FEMALE STANDING IN A GROUP EVEN IF I DO NOT KNOW WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE I SEE THERE NAME( EXPL: GENTLE RAIN) I SEE HER AS A WOMEN OF A NON DISCRIPT PERSON STANDING IN A BUBBLE OF MOTHER OF PEARL LIGHT AND I SEE ENERGY OF MY INTENTION FOR HER FLOWING INTO HER AND SURROUNDING HER THROUGH THE CRYSTAL OR MINERAL I AM USEING. THE METHOD OF THIS CAN BE APPLIED TO A WHOLE GROUP OF THOUSANDS IF NEED BE OR TO A INDIVIDULE. SEE THE ENERGY FLOWING TO AND FILLING THE WHOLE GROUP. IT WILL FIND THEM AND THEY WILL ABSORBE IT AS IF YOU WERE THERE IN PERSON (THIS IS A PROFOUND TRUTHE) VERY WEIRD TO UNDERSTAND BUT IT IS TRIED AND TRUE.
USEING THE COLOUR OF THE CRYSTAL EACH WEEK SEND THAT COLOUR TO THEM AND FILL THEM WITH IT AS HEALING ON ALL LEVELS.

THERE ARE ADVANCED METHODS OF DOING THIS I CAN GO INTO IF INTREASTED?

BE SURE TO CLEAR AND CLEAN YOUR WEEKLY CRYSTAL BEFOR EACH USE.
CITRINE AND SMOKEY ARE TWO THAT DONT NEED CLEARING AS THEY CAN NEVER HOLD NEGITIVE ENERGY BUT IF IT MAKES YOU FEEL BETTER GO AHEAD ITS OK.(I DO SOMETIMES)

ANOTHER THING THIS CLASS/COURSE WILL BE DOING EACH MONTH IS DOWSING YOUR STUDY MATERIAL/STONES BEFOR AND AFTER. YOUR CLEARING AND PROGRAMING HERE IS HOW YOU WILL DO THIS.

TAKE ANYTHING A NECKLASS, A STRING TIED TO A NUT IT IS A PENDULUM WEATHER IT IS A FANCY KICK ASS AMETHYST OR GOLD POINTED PENDY.

1ST
HOLD THE PENDULUM IN YOUR DOMINATE HAND.


2ND
SEY 3 TIMES AS YOU RUN YOUR HAND DOWN THE LENGTH OF YOUR PENDY CLEAR CLEAR CLEAR . THIS WILL NUTRILIZE YOUR PENDY FOR USE DO THIS 3 TIMES OR UNTIL YOU FEEL IT IS READY FOR USE.

3RD FIND 4 THINGS TO MARK THE ENERGY FIELD OF YOUR STUDY MATERAL IE; PENNY/CHANGE,SMALL PEICE'S OF PAPER.

4TH ASK THE CRYSTAL TO SHOW YOU WHERE ITS ENERGY FIELD IS CURANTLY AT. THIS WILL AMAZE YOU I PROMISS.

5TH LEYING IT ON THE TABLE SLOWLY MOVE YOUR PENDY FROM ABOUT 12-15 INCEHS AWAY EACH DIRECTION N.S.E.W. OF THE STONE MARK WHERE THE PENDY STARTS TO MOVE WITH THE ABOVE MARKING MATERAL (MINE TUGS A LIL WHEN IT INCOUNTERS THE FEILD)

6TH
AFTER YOU HAVE ALL FOUR SIDES MARKED PICK UP YOUR STONE AND PLACE SOMETHING TO REPLACE IT SO YOU CAN PUT IT BACK.

7TH
HOLDING IT IN BOTH HANDS FOCUS YOUR ENERGY OF HEALING AND LOVE INTO THE STONE (NO SPEACAL PROGRAM TO A SPICIFIC PROBLEM)
DO THIS FOR 1-2 MINS WHILE HOLDING THE STONE. SEE IT LIGHTEN UP BECOMEING MORE VIBRANT IN ITS COLOUR OR FEEL THE WARMTH OF THAT COLOUR IF YOU ARE A FEELER NOT A SEER.

8TH
PLACE THE STONE BACK WHERE YOU HAVE MARKED IT.

9TH
TAKE THE PENDY CLEAR IT AGAIN AND MOVE IT SLOWLY TOWARDS HTE STONE FROM ABOUT 12-15 INCHES AWAY AGAIN THE ENERGY FIELD OF THE STONE SHOULD HAVE MOVED OUT FROM THE 1ST MARKED AREA.

THIS IS CONFERMATION THAT YOU ARE IN FACT AMPING THE MINERAL AND IT IS DOING WHAT YOU ASKED IT TO DO.
DO THIS WITH EACH OF YOUR STONE THAT YOU WORK WITH ON THIS COURSE. AS A CRYSTAL HEALER THIS SHOULD BE COMMON PRACTICE UNTIL YOU CAN FEEL OR SEE THE ENERGY FIELD WITH YOUR HANDS THIS IS A GOOD EXERSIZE TO HONE THAT SKILL

OK WHEW
THIS IS ALOT OF NEW THINKING FOR SOME OF YOU AND IF I CAN HELP YOU LET ME KNOW I WIL SPEND SOME ONE ON ONE TIME WITH YOU SO YOU GET THIS.

ON EACH OF THE STONES YOU STUDY KNOW THERE ASTROLOGICAL SIGN AND ENERGY NUMBER.
KNOW THERE HARDNESS SCALE. WHERE THEY CAN BE FOUND(1-3 LOCATIONS, )WHAT FAMILY GROUP THEY BELONG TO. (IE: FELDSPAR,BERYL,JASPERS.)

WITH EACH STONE YOU WORK WITH YOU MUST MAKE A GEM ESSANCE OR ELIXOR WITH THIS STONE TO COMPLET THE CLASS. SO YOU WILL NEED AT LEAST 4 USEING THE BENIFITS DESCRIBED IN THE STONES INFO.

WITH AT LEAST ONE STONE MAKE SOME SORT OF JEWRLREY IE:PENDULUMS,NECKLACE,KEYCHAIN BRACLET, AND CARRY IT WITH YOU FOR A WEEK IN A FULLMOON CYCLE. AFTER YOU PROGRAM IT WITH A BENIFIT OF YOUR CHOOSING FOR THAT STONE.

TAKE A PIC OF YOUR STONE/CRYSTAL/ROCKS THAT YOU USED FOR CLASS.

YOU HAVE TO USE ALL STONES/CRYSTALS YOU USE FOR THIS CLASS FOR HEALING WEATHER YOU USE THEM ON YOUR PET, FREINDS ,FAMILY MEMBERS. THIS CAN BE DONE USEING DISTANT HEALING METHODS OR IN PERSON. AND LET US KNOW THE RESOLTS THIS IS A MUST FOLKS AS IT WILL HELP OTHERS WHO COME BEHIND US IN THSES COURSES TO USE AS A REFRANCE.


CLEARING

CLEARIING

1)SMUDGEING
USE SAGE,SWEETGRASS,CEDAR,INCENCE EX.
THIS IS A NATIVE AMERICAN METHOD OF CLEARING

OCEAN WATER
HOLD IN THE SURF OR OCEAN FOR 2-5 MINS THEN SET IN SUN TO RECHARG

USEING SELINITE
SET ON TOP OF SELINITE SLAB OR CRYSTAL TO CKEAR/CLEAN
CITRINE IS ANOTHER TO WIPE CLEAN NEGITIVTY FROM STONES

TAKE A TAPE DEMAGNITIZER MOVE IT UP AND DOWN THE LENGHT OF THE CRYSTAL.

CLEANCE IN A STREAM LAKE OR RIVER ASLO MAY USE THE SINK TAP WATER IS THE MOST COMMON AS WATER IS THE UNIVERSAL CLEANING WAY FOR ALL PHYSICAL THINGS

SOAK IN ROSE PEDDLES ,ORANGE BLOSSOMS,HONEY SUCKLE FLOWERES IN WATER FOR 24 HRS.
THE PURITY AND ENERGY OF THE FLOWER IS TRANSITES TO THE STONE.

THESE ARE A FEW WAY TO CLEAN AND CARE FOR YOUR STONES. FROM NEGITIVITY.


PROGRAMING

PROGRAMING

FORMULATE A PERSICE PHRASE WITCH ACCURATLY DETAILS THE NATUER OF PROGRAMING.
[ANGELIC,OTHER-WORLDLY,HARMANY,BALANCE,LOVE,SPEACIAL HEALLING,OR PROTECTION.

HOLD IN YOUR NON-DOMINATE HAND RELAX ASK FOR GUIDANCE, PROTECTION,AND ASSISTANCE WHEN PROGRAMING. USE A CIRCULAR BREATHING PATTERN INTO THE STONE LOOPING THE PHYSICAL TOUCH WITH THE HIGHER SELF IN THE TRANSFER OF INTENTION.

REPEAT THE PHRASE 20-30 TIMES VISULIZING OR FEELING THE DESIRED EFFECT OF THE PROGRAM.
WHILE MAINTANING FULL AWARENESS OF THE ENEGY FIELD BRING IT UP TO THE 3RD EYE OR HEART CHAKRA AND ALLOW YOURSELF TO FEEL THE CONNECTION FROM EATHER CHAKRA.

DIRECT THE ENERGY FIELD INTO THE CRYSTAL FOR 30-90 SECONDS AND ALLOW THE PROGRAM TO BE TRANFERED WITHIN THE CRYSTAL A INTUITIVE RECONGITION WILL SIGNAL THE COMPLETION OF THE TRANSFER.

DETATCH YOU CONSCIOUSNESS FROM THE CRYSTAL AND ALLOW THE UNIVERSAL ENERGIES TO ACT.

THIS IS BUT ONE WAY TO DO THIS

ANOTHER IS HEAVY FOCUS ON THE EFFECT YOU WANT TO USE WITH THE STONE/CRYSTAL
REPEAT 3-9 TIMES WITH EACH TIME THINKING ITS BECOMING MORE AND MORE POTANT WITH ENERGY AND BENIFITS. [KEEP IT SIMPLE] THEN ON THE FINAL PHRASE SEY [SET AND HOLD]

REMEBER HAVE FUN ITS ALL ABOUT LEARNING WITH ENJOYMENT.

PEACE OT YOU

JAN-09 MINNERAL TO BE USED
TANZANITE
SULPHER
SUGILITE
GREEN SPINEL
IVORY.
POKE-DOT-AGATE

[Apachestone]

Tanzanite (Lavender-Blue Zoisite) is a heat-amended stone with a high vibration, facilitating altered states and a profoundly deep meditative
state. It changes color when viewed from different directions.
This shifting color facilitates raising consciousness. It links to
the angelic realms*, spirit guides*, and the Ascended Masters*.
Tanzanite downloads information from the Akashic Record* and
facilitates inner and outer journeying. It activates a chakra* link from
the base to the higher crown chakras, bringing the higher mind into Tanzanite
contact with the physical realm. Stimulating the throat chakra, it
facilitates communication of insights received from the higher levels.
In healing, Tanzanite works on the head, throat, and chest. It makes an
excellent gem essence and combines with stones such as Aquamarine
and Moldavite. Added to lolite and Danburite and applied during pastlife
healing,Tanzanite dissolves old patterns of karmic* dis-ease* and
creates the space for new patterns to be integrated

TANZANITE [Astrological Signs of Sagittarius, Gemini & Libra]
Tanzanite crystalUzes in the form of masses, grains, and striated prismatic crystals.
It is a variety of zoisite and exhibits die properties listed below, as weU as the
properties Usted in the ZOISITE section of this book. The colour ranges from
colourless to blue or purple.
This mineral stimulates the diroat, die third-eye, and the crown chakras. It brings
together aU aspects of botii communication and psychic power, aUowing the user to
adequately communicate visions.
It can be used to stimulate the crown chakra to produce visions of die higher spiritual
realms. The energy acts as a spiraling force, reaching to invite protection and safety
during all activities.
It is a "stone of magic", producing the perfect symmetry of personal power and
actualization. It brings the "wiU" to the aid of manifestation, and enhances both the
beginning and the end.
Tanzanite was used by the ancient Celtic chiefs to aid in decisions concerning
successor-ship. It was used to facilitate the vision which would determine the rights
and privileges of those who were being considered for the position.
It also facUitates communication with die spiritual world of the ancient tribal
communities which were located tiiroughout the world. It can bring, to the user, the
revelations of the gods.
•"It has been used to assist one in encountering the different aspects of the self and to
understand the imagined wonders which exist on the other planes.
The energy is also conducive to facUitation of encounters witii other-worldly beings,
counteracting ones self-limiting concepts of space and time. It further provides for
the elucidation of universal mysteries and for a unity of direction.
Tanzanite can be used in the treatment of skin disorders, mis-aUgnment of the spinal
column, and disorders of the eyes, and to help to bring one from a comatose state.
Vibrates to the number 2.
variety of Zoisite

A gem variety of Zoisite with a blue to blue-violet colour.
Note that nearly all tanzanites on the market have been heat-treated to produce this colour.

First reported from the Merelani Hills (Mererani), Umba Valley, Lelatema Mts, Arusha Region, Tanzania.
Other Languages: Dutch: Tanzaniet

Finnish: Tansaniitti

French: Tanzanite

German: Tansanit
Tanjeloffit
Tanzanit

Hebrew: טנזניט

Japanese: タンザナイト

Lithuanian: Tanzanitas

Norwegian (Bokmål): Tanzanitt

Polish: Tanzanit

Portuguese: Tanzanite

Spanish: Tanzanita
Tanjeloffita

Swahili: Tanzanaiti

Swedish: Tanzanit

[Apachestone]

SULPHUR [Astrological Sign of Leo] Sulphur crystalUzes in the form of masses, reniform, nodular, and stalactitic
configurations, pyramidal and tabular crystals, and granular aggregates. The colour
range includes bright yeUow, straw/honey-yeUow, yellow brown, green, and
red/yellow grey.
This mineral is negatively electrified, assisting one in the removal of negative willfulness
and in die elimination of distracting intellectual tiioughts and emotions which
could affect die emotional and intellectual bodies.
It further serves to attract non-caustic attributes and attitudes, providing help during
exercises of the mental processes and producing grounding of the reasoning faculties.
It tends to promote an abundance of energy, flashes of inspiration, and a stimulation
of the application of devotion toward the realization of die perfection of the self. It
can help to gently "melt" the barriers blocking progress.
Sulphur has been used by the South American and Mexican Indians in ceremonial
healings. It is said to bring together the synthesis of the four directions, Mother
Earth, and Fatiier Sky. It has also been used [in a crushed state, resembling the
sacred poUen of the North American Indians] by the ancient nomadic tribes of North
America, as an offering to the four cardinal directions so that botii darkness would
be dissipated and corruption would be cleansed from the Earth.
It has been used as a fumigant and to discourage infestations of insects and negativity
wimin ones environment.Sulphur has been used in the treatment of disorders related to infections within the
body. It can be used in die eUmination of fibrous and tissue growths. It has also
been used in the bath to alleviate painful joints and to reduce swelUng.
Vibrates to die number 7.ATTRIBUTES Sulphur has a negative electrical charge and is extremely
useful for absorbing negative energies, emanations, and emotions.
Placed in the environment, it absorbs negativity of any kind and
removes barriers to progress.
Volcanically produced, this is an excellent stone for anything that
erupts: feelings, violence, skin conditions, and fevers. It can also be
useful for bringing latent psychic abilities to the surface.
Psychologically, Sulphur ameliorates willfulness and aids in
identifying negative traits within the personality. It reaches the
rebellious, stubborn, or obstreperous part of a personality that willfullydisobeys instructions and tends automatically to do the opposite of
whatever is suggested, especially when this is "for your own good."
Sulphur softens this position and assists the recognition of the effect,
opening the way to conscious change.
Mentally, Sulphur blocks repetitive and distracting thought patterns.
Inspiring the imagination, it aids reasoning and grounds thought
processes in the practical here and now.
Physically, Sulphur is helpful in reenergizing after exhaustion or
serious illness and can enhance creativity.
Sulphur is toxic and should not be taken internally.The gem elixir is
best made with the crystalline form by the indirect method and applied
externally only.
HEALING Sulphur is extremely useful for conditions that flare up, such
as infections and fevers. Placed over the site of the swelling, it reduces
fibrous and tissue growths. Placed in the bathwater, or as an essence,
Sulphur alleviates painful swellings and joint problems. It can be
applied externally to heal skin conditions. Powdered sulphur can be
used as a natural insecticide fumigant, but it is toxic to humans and a
mask should be worn to avoid breathing the fumes. Ventilate the area
thoroughly afterward.
POSITION Place or hold as appropriate (the crystalline form is better for
this, as the powdery form is messy and best kept for bathwater or
environmental use.) It is traditional that Sulphur that has been placed
over growths be buried afterward. If not, thoroughly cleanse before
reusing. Burn powdered Sulphur to fumigate (wear a mask.) Make the
elixir by the indirect method

Formula: S
8


System: Orthorhombic Colour: Yellow, sulphur-yellow, ...
Lustre: Resinous, Greasy Hardness: 1½ - 2½

Name: From Middle English "sulphur", brimstone.


Sulphur Group.

Crystals are usually yellow to yellowish-brown blocky dipyramids, with thick tabular and disphenoidal crystals less common. Also found more typically as powedery yellow coatings. Native Sulphur is usually formed from volcanic action - as a sublimate from volcanic gasses associated with Realgar, Cinnabar and other minerals. It is also found in some vein deposits and as an alteration product of sulphide minerals. It can also be formed biogenically. NOTE: The American spelling is 'Sulfur'
Crystallography of Sulphur
Crystal System: Orthorhombic
Class (H-M): mmm (2/m 2/m 2/m) - Dipyramidal
Space Group: Fddd (F2/d 2/d 2/d)
Cell Parameters: a = 10.45Å, b = 12.84Å, c = 24.46Å

Ratio: a:b:c = 0.814 : 1 : 1.905
Unit Cell Volume: V 3,281.99 ų (Calculated from Unit Cell)
Z: 128
Morphology: Over 50 forms have been noted, blocky dipyramidal ones most common, also tabular and sphenoidal; also found as powdery coatings, massive material, and in reniform and stalactic forms
Other Languages: Afrikaans: Swawel

Albanian: Squfuri

Arabic: كبريت

Armenian: Ծծումբ

Asturian: Azufre

Aymara: Asuphri

Azeri: Kükürd

Basque: Sufre

Belarusian: Сера

Bengali: গন্ধক

Bosnian (Latin Script): Sumpor

Bulgarian: Сяра

Catalan: Sofre

Corsican: Zolfu

Croatian: Sumpor

Czech: Síra

Danish: Svovl

Dutch: Zwavel

Erzya: Палыкандал

Esperanto: Sulfuro

Estonian: Väävel

Finnish: Rikki

French: Soufre

Friulian: Solfar

Galician: Xofre

German: Schwefel

Greek: Θείο

Guarani: Itaysy

Haitian: Souf

Hakka: Liù-vòng

Hebrew: גופרית

Hindi: गन्धक

Hungarian: Kén

Icelandic: Brennisteinn

Ido: Sulfo

Indonesian: Belerang

Irish Gaelic: Sulfar

Italian: Zolfo
Solfo

Japanese: 硫黄

Javanese: Welirang

Kannada: ಗಂಧಕ

Korean: 황

Kurdish (Latin Script): Kibrît

Latin: Sulphur

Latvian: Sērs

Limburgian: Solfer

Lithuanian: Siera

Lojban: sliri

Low Saxon: Swevel

Luxembourgish: Schwiefel

Macedonian: Сулфур

Malayalam: ഗന്ധകം

Manx: Sulfur

Maori: Pungatara

Marathi: सल्फर

Mongolian (Cyrillic Script): Хүхэр

Nahuatl: Tlequiquiztlālli

Norwegian (Bokmål): Svovel

Norwegian (Nynorsk): Svovel

Novial: Sulfre

Occitan: Sofre

Persian: گوگرد

Polish: Siarka

Portuguese: Enxofre

Quechua: Salina

Romanian: Sulf

Russian: Сера

Serbian (Cyrillic Script): Сумпор

Serbo-Croatian: Sumpor

Sicilian: Sùrfuru

Simplified Chinese: 硫

Slovak: Síra

Slovenian: Žveplo

Spanish: Azufre

Sundanese: Walirang

Swahili: Sulfuri

Swedish: Svavel

Tamil: கந்தகம்

Telugu: గంధకము

Thai: กำมะถัน

Traditional Chinese: 硫

Turkish: Kükürt

Ukrainian: Сірка

Upper Sorbian: Syrik

Uzbek (Latin Script): Oltingugurt

Vietnamese: Lưu huỳnh

Welsh: Sylffwr

West Flemish: Sulfer

Yiddish: שװעבל


LOCALITIES

New South Wales
Westmoreland Co.
Oberon
Blue Hill quarry
D.I. Cendón, I.T. Graham, D.M Colchester, R.E. Pogson and D. Austen. (2005): Smoky quartz and associated minerals from Blue Hill quarry, Oberon, New South Wales. Australian Journal of Mineralogy 10, 47-52
Yancowinna Co.
Broken Hill
Kintore Opencut
Australian Min. 3:1 (1997)
Queensland
Mt Isa - Cloncurry area
No reference listed
South Australia
Flinders Ranges
South Flinders Ranges
Wilmington
Spring Creek Mine
Australian Journal of Mineralogy. Vol 2. No. 2. 1996. 57-70
Mt Lofty Ranges
North Mt Lofty Ranges
Waukaringa
Waukaringa Mine

South Mt Lofty Ranges
Birdwood
Mount Sienna Mine

Clarendon
Mount Malvern Mine
Kolitsch, U. and Elliott, P. (1999): Mineralogy of the Mount Malvern Mine near Clarendon, South Australia. Australian J. Mineral. 5, 3-17.
Fleurieu Peninsula
Rapid Bay
Rapid Bay dolomite quarry
South Australian Museum collection
Montacute
Montacute Mine

Palmer
Kitticoola Mine

Strathalbyn
Wheal Ellen

Olary Province
Mingary
Pine Creek - Mutooroo area
Mutooroo Mine

Mt Victor homestead
Nillinghoo goldfield
Kirkeeks Treasure Mine (Kirkeeks Treasure gold Mine)

England
Cheshire
Alderley Edge
Engine Vein Mine
No reference listed
Co. Durham
North Pennines
Lunedale
Closehouse Mine
Bridges TF and Young BY. Supergene minerals of the Northern Pennine Orefield-A Review. Journal of the Russell Society 7(1), 3-14(1998)
Cornwall
Callington District
Callington
Holmbush Mine (Callington United Mine; Callington Mine)
Collection Richard De Nul
Redmoor Mine (Callington United; Emmens United)
Richard De Nul collection
Camborne - Redruth - St Day District
Gwennap - St Day Area
St Day
Poldice Mine ?
Collins, J.H. (1892): "A Handbook to the Mineralogy of Cornwall and Devon", 2nd ed., D. Bradford Barton Ltd. (Truro, UK), pp. 108.
Liskeard District
Menheniot Area
Lanreath
South Herodsfoot Mine
Collection Richard De Nul
Mount's Bay District
Breage
Godolphin Cross
Great Work Mine (incl. Leeds Mine)
Collection Richard De Nul
Perranuthnoe
Charlotte United Mines
Wheal Charlotte
Collection Richard De Nul
St Hilary
Croft Gothal Mine
No reference listed
Penberthy Croft Mine (Wheal Fancy)
No reference listed
St Agnes District
Newlyn East
Old Shepherds Mine
BMS Database
Newquay - Perranporth Area
Perranporth
Wheal Ramoth
Collection Richard De Nul
Perranzabuloe
Gravel Hill Mine
No reference listed
Lambriggan Mine
No reference listed
Wadebridge District
Area East of Wadebridge
St Endellion
Port Isaac Cliffs
No reference listed
Area West of Wadebridge
St Minver
Pentire Glaze Mine
No reference listed
Wendron & Falmouth District
Helford - Falmouth Area
Carnon Valley
No reference listed
Cumbria
North and Western Region (Cumberland)
Caldbeck Fells
Coombe Height
Wet Swine Gill
No reference listed
Old Sandbed Mine (Old Sandbeds Mine)
Journal of The Russell Society, Volume 9, 2006
Potts Gill
Potts Gill Copper Mine
Visual, specimens in my collection
Roughton Gill
Brae Fell Mine
BMS Collection
Higher Roughton Gill
Journal of The Russell Society, Volume11, 2008
Red Gill Mine
No reference listed
Silver Gill
Pluth, J. J., Steele, I. M., Kampf, A. R. & Green, D. I. (2005): Redgillite, Cu6(OH)10(SO4)•H2O, a new mineral from Caldbeck Fells, Cumbria, England: description and crystal structure. Mineralogical Magazine, 69, 973-980.
Lorton District
Loweswater
High Nook
Whiteoak Beck
BMS Database
North Pennines
Alston Moor District
Nenthead
Brownley Hill Mine (Bloomsberry Horse Level)
GREEN, D.I., McCALLUM, D. and WOOD, M. (2000) Famous mineral localities: The Brownley Hill Mine, Alston Moor District, Cumbria, England. Mineralogical Record, 31, 231-250.
Rampgill Mine

Smallcleugh Mine

Derbyshire
Ashover
Milltown
Milltown Quarry
[Rust, S. Seltene Mineralien aus dem Steinbruch Milltown bei Ashover LAPIS Mineralienmagazin 1994, 12, p.13-17, 58]
Bonsall
Ball Eye Quarry
BMS Database
Matlock
Old Millclose Mine
BMS Database
Devon
Dartmoor & Teign Valley District
Ilsington & Ashburton Area
Ilsington
Silverbrook Mine
Collection Richard De Nul
Tavistock District
Bere Alston
Lockridge Mine (Goldstreet Mine)
Collection Richard De Nul
South Tamar Mine (South Tamar Consols; Bere Alston Mine)
Collection Richard De Nul
Mary Tavy
Wheal Betsy (North Wheal Friendship; Prince Arthur Consols)
Collection Richard De Nul
Somerset
Flax Bourton
Stancombe Quarry
No reference listed
Staffordshire
Ecton
Back of Ecton
Waterbank Mine

Scotland
North West Highlands (Inverness-shire)
Isle of Skye
Luib
Eas a Bradain
Steve Rust collection
Strathclyde (Lanarkshire)
South Lanarkshire
Leadhills
Wanlock Dod
Hopeful Vein
Steve Rust Collection
Wales
Ceredigion (Dyfed; Cardiganshire)
Ceulanymaesmawr
Talybont
Nant-y-Moch Reservoir area
Eaglebrook Mine (Nant-Y-Cagel Mine; Nantycagl Mine; Nantygagal Mine; Dolrhyddlan Mine)
S Rust Collection.
Hafan Mine (Canninog Mine; Bwlch Canninog Mine)
S.Rust collection
Cwmrheidol
Ystumtuen
Penrhiw Mine (Penyberth Mine)
No reference listed
Upper Llanfihangell-y-Creuddyn
Pontrhydygroes
Frongoch Mine (Bron-y-Goch Mine; Llawynwnwch Mine)
UKJMM 17
Gwynedd (Caernarvonshire)
Lleyn Peninsula
Llanengan
Abersoch
Penrhyn Du Mine
Hubbard, N. & Green, D.I., 2005. Cotunnite from Penrhyn Du Mine, Gwynedd, Wales. Journal of the Russell Society, 8(2), 106-107.
Isle of Anglesey (Gwynedd; Anglesey)
Amlwch
Parys Mountain Mines (Paris Mine; Parys Mine; Mona Mine; Morfa Du Mine)
No reference listed
Powys (Montgomeryshire)
Llangynog
Llangynog Mine
S.Rust collection
Penegoes
Dyfngwm mine

Powys (Radnorshire)
Old Radnor
Wethel
Dolyhir Quarry
British Micromount Society

Ukraine
Donets'k Oblast' (Donetsk Oblast')
Gorlovka
Novyy Donbass
Nikitovka Deposit
[World of Stones 12:20]
L'viv Oblast' (Lviv Oblast'; Lwiw Oblast')
L'viv (Lviv; Lwiw; Lemberg)
Yavorovskoe (Novo-Yavorovskoe)
Jaan Degreef collection

USA
Alabama
Bibb Co.
Sinks District
Rocks & Min 70:5 pp 320-333
Randolph Co.
Omaha (2)
Mineralogy of Alabama Geol Surv Ala. Bull 120
Tallapoosa Co.
Goldville District
Hawthorne Prospect
Mineralogy of Alabama Geol Surv Ala. Bull 120
Lowe Mine (Hawthorne Mine)
Mineralogy of Alabama Geol Surv Ala. Bull 120
Hog Mountain Mine (Hillabee Mine; Hogback Mine)
Mineralogy of Alabama Geol Surv Ala. Bull 120
Alaska
Denali Borough
Denali NP and Preserve
Kantishna Hills District
Kantishna Hills lode deposits
USGS OFR 2004-1200(Hawley,2004)
Arizona
Apache Co.
Navajo Indian Reservation
Monument Valley
Monument No. 2 channel
Monument No. 2 Mine
Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 386; Witkind, I.J. & R.E. Thaden (1963), Geology and uranium-vanadium deposits of the Monument Valley area, Apache and Navajo Cos., AZ: 125; Jensen, M.L. (1958), Sulphur isotopes and the origin of sandstone-type uranium deposits, Econ.Geol.: 53: 598-616.
Cochise Co.
Mule Mts
Warren District
Bisbee
No reference listed
Calumet and Arizona group of claims (Calumet and Arizona Mining Company group of claims)
Calumet and Arizona Mine (Junction Mine; Junction shaft)
Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 386; Galbraith, F.W. (1947), Minerals of AZ, AZ Bur. of Mines Bull. 153: 13.
Lavender Open Pit Mine (Lavender pit)
Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 386.
Tombstone Hills
Tombstone District
Charleston
Mary Jo Mine group
Mary Jo Mine
Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 386; Galbraith, F.W. (1947), Minerals of AZ, AZ Bur. Mines Bull. 153: 13.
Empire Mine
Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 386; Butler, B.S., et al (1938b).
Skip shaft
Galbraith, F.W. (1947), Minerals of Arizona, AZ Bur. Mines Bull. 153: 13; Butler, B.S., et al (1938b), Geology and ore deposits of the Tombstone district, AZ, AZ Bur. Mines Bull. 143: 51.
Coconino Co.
Cameron District
Cameron
No reference listed
San Franciscan volcanic field (San Francisco Peaks; San Francisco Mts)
Sunset Crater (Sunset Peak)
Robinson, H.H. (1913), The San Franciscan Volcanic Field, AZ, USGS PP 76: 89; Guild, F.N. (1910), The mineralogy of Arizona, The Chemical Publishing Co., Easton, PA; Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 386; Galbraith, F.W. (1947), Minerals of Arizona, AZ Bur. Mines Bull. 153: 13.; Hanson, S. L., A. U. Fastner, W. B. Simmons (2008) Mineralogy of the Fumerole deposits at Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument, Northern Arizona. Rocks & Mnerals 83:6 pp 534-544.
Gila Co.
Dripping Spring Mts
Banner District
Hayden area
Chilito
79 Mine (79th Mine; Seventy-Nine Mine; Seventy-Nine property; McHur prospect)
Keith, S.B. (1972), Mineralogy and paragenesis of the 79 mine lead-zinc-copper deposit, Min.Rec.: 3: 247-264.
Globe-Miami District
Miami-Inspiration District
Inspiration
Castle Dome area (Castle Dome Mine area; Pinto Valley Mine area)
Castle Dome Mine (Castle Dome deposit; Pinto Valley deposit)
Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 386; Peterson, N.P. (1962), Geology and ore deposits of the Globe-Miami district, AZ, USGS PP 342; Peterson, N.P., et al (1951), Geology and ore deposits of the Castle Dome area, Gila Co., USGS Bull. 971.
Greenlee Co.
Shannon Mts
Copper Mountain District (Clifton-Morenci District)
Dorsey Gulch
Golden Eagle prospect (Golden Eagle & Phonolite tunnel; Bokares placers; North San Francisco River placers)
MRDS database Dep. ID #10048278, MRDS ID #M800401.
Maricopa Co.
Morristown area
Surprise claims
Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 386.
Pima Co.
Ajo District
Little Ajo Mts
Ajo
New Cornelia Mine (Ajo Mine)
Thomas, W.J. & R.B. Gibbs (1983), Famous mineral localities: The New Cornelia mine, Ajo, AZ, Min.Rec.: 14: 283-298.
Sierrita Mts
Pima District (Olive District; Mineral Hill District; Twin Buttes District)
Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 386.
Pinal Co.
Mammoth District
Tiger
St. Anthony deposit
Mammoth-Saint Anthony Mine (Mammoth-St Anthony Mine; Mammoth Mine; St. Anthony Mine; Tiger property; Mammoth Gold Mines Ltd. property)
Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 386.
Winkelman area
Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 386; Galbraith, F.W. (1947), AZ Bur. of mines Bull. 153, Minerals of AZ: 13.
Santa Cruz Co.
Patagonia Mts
Harshaw District
Alum Gulch
Blue Eagle and Exposed Reef group
Blue Eagle Mine (Blue Eagle 1 and 2 claims; Copper Ledge; Hillside Copper Mine)
Schrader, F.C. & J.M. Hill (1915), Mineral deposits of the Santa Rita and Patagonia Mountains, Arizona, USGS Bull. 582: 258.
Invincible prospect
Schrader, F.C. & J.M. Hill (1915), Mineral deposits of the Santa Rita and Patagonia Mountains, Arizona, USGS Bull. 582: 257.
Flux Gulch
January & Norton Mine group (January and Norton Mine group)
Keith, Stanton B. (1975), Arizona Bureau of Mines Bull. 191, Index of Mining Properties in Santa Cruz County Arizona: 59 (Table 4);
Patagonia District
Duquesne (Washington Camp)
Unnamed Occurrence South of Duquesne
Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 386.
Santa Rita Mts
Wrightson District
Temporal Gulch
Wildcat Mine (Wild Cat group of claims)
Schrader, F.C. & J.M. Hill (1915), Mineral deposits of the Santa Rita and Patagonia Mountains, Arizona, USGS Bull. 582: 237.
Yavapai Co.
Black Hills (Black Hill Range)
Verde District
Jerome
United Verde Mine (The Big Hole; Big Hole property; Hull Mine; Hopewell tunnel; Patented claim 3480; Patented claim 2812; Patented claims 3348)
Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 386.
Wickenburg area
Red Picacho District
Purple Passion Mine (Diamond Joe Mine; Cuprite Mine)
MInRec Vol. 31 No. 4 "The Purple Passion Mine, Yavapi Co. AZ"
California
Alpine Co.
Monitor - Mogul District
Leviathan Mine
[Mineralogical Record 20 129-142; Rocks & Min.: 16:411.]
The Dot Nos. 1 - 44
U.S. Geological Survey, 2005, Mineral Resources Data System: U.S. Geological Survey, Reston, Virginia.
Colusa Co.
Wilbur Springs
Elgin Mine
U.S. Geological Survey, 2005, Mineral Resources Data System: U.S. Geological Survey, Reston, Virginia.
Inyo Co.
Coso Hot Springs
Coso Hot Springs deposit

Coso Mine (Devil's Kitchen; Atlas; Lynch & Lynch; Nicol; Walley - Mickey & Wheeler)
U.S. Geological Survey, 2005, Mineral Resources Data System: U.S. Geological Survey, Reston, Virginia.
Darwin District
Darwin
Thompson Mine
Rocks & Min.: 23:504-507.
Death Valley
Devil's Kitchen
www.mineralsocal.org
Wheeler Area Mine (Coso Mine)
U.S. Geological Survey, 2005, Mineral Resources Data System: U.S. Geological Survey, Reston, Virginia.
Kern Co.
Antimony Peak

Kramer District
Kramer Borate Deposit (Boron Mine; Baker; Boron Pit; Kramer; Jenifer; West Baker; U.S. Borax and Chemical Corporation Mine; Osborne Shaft; Discovery Shaft)
U.S. Geological Survey, 2005, Mineral Resources Data System: U.S. Geological Survey, Reston, Virginia.
Lake Co.
Clear Lake Oaks
Clear Lake
Sulphur Bank Mine (Sulfur Bank mine)
Dana 7:I:143; Dana 7:II:473; Rocks & Min.: 17:176; 22:615-616.
Pioneer Mine
Dana 6: 1096.
Wilbur Springs
Abbott Mine
U.S. Geological Survey, 2005, Mineral Resources Data System: U.S. Geological Survey, Reston, Virginia.
Merced Co.
Stayton District
Hollister
Mariposa Peak
Stayton Mine
Min.Rec.: 20:427-434.
Mono Co.
White Mts
Laws
Champion Mine
www.baymin.org/Field/ChampionMine/ChampionMineGeology.pdf.
Monterey Co.
Parkfield (Patriquin Area)
Patriquin Mine (Cholame - Parkfield; Paloma Mining Company; Franciscan; Pitts)
U.S. Geological Survey, 2005, Mineral Resources Data System: U.S. Geological Survey, Reston, Virginia.
Napa Co.
Knoxville
Redington Mine
Palache, C., Berman, H., & Frondel, C. (1951), The System of Mineralogy of James Dwight Dana and Edward Salisbury Dana, Yale University 1837-1892, Volume II: 614.
San Benito Co.
New Idria District
Clear Creek Claim (Clear Creek Mine)
Mineralogical Record: 36(4): 337-363.
San Bernardino Co.
Barstow
Lead Mountain Mine ?
www.mineralsocal.org
Calico Mts
Calico District
Borate
Sulphur Hole

Clark Mts
Mohawk Mine
No reference listed
Shasta Co.
Lassen Volcanic National Park
Lassen Peak
No reference listed
Sierra Co.
Antelope Valley
Loyalton
Antelope Mine

Sonoma Co.
The Geysers
No reference listed
Trinity Co.
Mad River Ridge
Hale Creek Mine
Tony Kampf (PXRD analysis)
Yolo Co.
Knoxville
Harrison Mine (New England; Grizzly; January; Ruby)
U.S. Geological Survey, 2005, Mineral Resources Data System: U.S. Geological Survey, Reston, Virginia.
Colorado
Archuleta Co.
Pagosa Springs Area
Pagosa Hot Springs
Minerals of Colorado (1997) E.B. Eckels
Boulder Co.
Jamestown District
Inexco Mine
Minerals of Colorado (1997) Eckels, E. B.
Chaffee Co.
Mt Antero
Minerals of Colorado (1997) Eckels, E. B.
Mt White
Minerals of Colorado (1997) Eckels, E. B.
Clear Creek Co.
Georgetown District
Mineral Chief Mine
Minerals of Colorado (1997) E.B. Eckels
Conejos Co.
Platoro District (Ute District)
Minerals of Colorado (1997) E.B. Eckels
Summit District (Summitville District)
Minerals of Colorado (1997) E.B. Eckels
Custer Co.
Rosita District
Belcher Prospect
Minerals of Colorado (1997) Eckels, E. B.
Bon Ton Tunnel
Minerals of Colorado (1997) Eckels, E. B.
Unnamed Hot Spring
Minerals of Colorado (1997) E.B. Eckels
Delta Co.
Gunnison Forks (Sulphur Mine; Thomas)
"Minerals of Colorado, updated & revised", p. 13, by Eckel, Edwin B., 1997
Dolores Co.
Lone Cone District (Dunton District)
Rosebud Mine (Robert Rom; Black Imp Nos. 1-3; Unpatented Claims: Rosebud Nos. 1-3; Rosebud Extension; Rosebud Mill Site)
U.S. Geological Survey, 2005, Mineral Resources Data System: U.S. Geological Survey, Reston, Virginia.
Rico District (Pioneer District)
MinRec 16:203-216
Newman Hill
Union Carbonate Mine
U.S. Geological Survey, 2005, Mineral Resources Data System: U.S. Geological Survey, Reston, Virginia.
Rico Mts
Rico District (Pioneer District)
Horse Creek
Calico Peak Alunite Deposit
U.S. Geological Survey, 2005, Mineral Resources Data System: U.S. Geological Survey, Reston, Virginia.
Eagle Co.
Gilman District (Battle Mountain District; Red Cliff District)
Gilman
Black Iron Mine (Eagle No. 2 Mine; Iron Mask)
Minerals of Colorado (1997) Eckels, E. B.
Spirit Mine
Minerals of Colorado (1997) E.B. Eckels
Gilpin Co.
Central City District
Clifton Lode
Minerals of Colorado (1997) E.B. Eckels
Grand Co.
Hot Sulfur Springs
Minerals of Colorado (1997) E.B. Eckels
Gunnison Co.
Vulcan District
Good Hope Mine
Dana 7:I:199,594 & II:508.
Vulcan Mine
U.S. Geological Survey, 2005, Mineral Resources Data System: U.S. Geological Survey, Reston, Virginia.
Lake Co.
Leadville District
Alicante
Iron Hill
Iron Mine
Geology and Mining Industry of Leadville, Samuel F. Emmons, 1886
Mesa Co.
Grand Junction
Minerals of Colorado (1997) E.B. Eckels
Mineral Co.
Trout Creek Sulfur Deposit
Minerals of Colorado (1997) E.B. Eckels
Unknown Sulfur Occurrence (MRDS - 10016855)
Minerals of Colorado (1997) E.B. Eckels
Unknown Sulfur Occurrence (MRDS - 10016857)
Minerals of Colorado (1997) E.B. Eckels
Montezuma Co.
Dolores
Minerals of Colorado (1997) E.B. Eckels
Ouray Co.
Ouray District (Uncompahgre District)
American Nettie
Minerals of Colorado (1997) E.B. Eckels
Red Mountain District
Charter Oak Mine
Minerals of Colorado (1997) Eckels, E. B.
Park Co.
Alma District
Mount Bross
Sweet Home Mine (Home Sweet Home Mine)
Minerals of Colorado (1997) E.B. Eckels
Montezuma District
Minerals of Colorado (1997) E.B. Eckels
Rio Grande Co.
Summitville District (Summit District)
South Mountain
Aztec Mine (Summit Lode Mine; Fairview Mine; Aztec No. 1; Aztec No. 2; Claim: Aztec; MS 621a)
The Mines and Minerals of the Great American Rift, R.W. Holmes & M.B. Kennedy, 1983
San Juan Co.
Silverton District
Silverton
Anvil Mountain
Zuni Mine (Zuñi Mine)
Rocks & Minerals 71:2 pp94-101
Summit Co.
Argentine District
Peru Creek Area
Vidler Tunnels West; Queen of the West
Minerals of Colorado (1997) E.B. Eckels
Breckenridge District
USGS PP 75(Ransome,1911)
Montezuma District (Snake River District)
Minerals of Colorado (1997) E.B. Eckels
Connecticut
Fairfield Co.
Monroe
Januzzi, 1976. Mineral Localities of CT and Southeastern NY State
Trumbull
Januzzi, 1976. Mineral Localities of CT and Southeastern NY State, p.218.
Litchfield Co.
Salisbury
Januzzi, 1976. Mineral Localities of CT and Southeastern NY State
Middlesex Co.
Portland
Strickland Quarry
Januzzi, 1976. Mineral Localities of Connecticut and Southeastern New York State (Taylor Assoc./Mineralogical Press)
Walden Gem Quarry (Gotta-Walden prospect)
Rocks & Min.: 70:403
Florida
Polk Co.
Homeland
Clear Spring Mine
Denicourt, R., Micromounters of New England program, NE meeting program, May 1984
Georgia
Carroll Co.
Temple
Southern Railway
Minerals of Georgia: Their properties and occurrences GGWRD Bull 92
Vine Mountain
Minerals of Georgia: Their properties and occurrences GGWRD Bull 92
Cobb Co.
Marietta
Cook Road
Minerals of Georgia: Their properties and occurrences GGWRD Bull 92
Cooper property
Minerals of Georgia: Their properties and occurrences GGWRD Bull 92
Gwinnett Co.
http://gamineral.org
Haralson Co.
Bremen
Reeds Mountain
Reeds Mountain Pyrite Mine
Rocks & Min.: 64:188
Hart Co.
Unnamed locality
Minerals of Georgia: Their properties and occurrences GGWRD Bull 92
Lincoln Co.
Graves Mountain
Graves Mountain Mines
Hurst, vernon J. "Geology and Mineralogy of Graves Mtn.", GAGS bulletin # 68, Atlanta, 1959
Lumpkin Co.
Dahlonega
Lockhart Mine
Rocks & Min.: 64:200.
McDuffie Co.
Thompson
Columbia Mine (Fluker Mine)
Minerals of Georgia: Their properties and occurrences GGWRD Bull 92
Landers Mine
Rocks & Min.: 64:201.
Oglethorpe Co.
Minerals of Georgia: Their properties and occurrences GGWRD Bull 92
Paulding Co.
Hiram
Little Bob Mine
Rocks & Min.: 64:202.
Sheffield and Heidt properties
Minerals of Georgia: Their properties and occurrences GGWRD Bull 92
Union Co.
Blairsville
Choestoe District
Minerals of Georgia: Their properties and occurrences GGWRD Bull 92
Wilkes Co.
Rayle
Latimer Mine
Rocks & Min.: 64:206.
Idaho
Adams Co.
Seven Devils District
Cuprum
Red Ledge Mine (Red Lodge; Red Eagle)
R&M 70:4 pp 242-263
Bannock Co.
Soda Springs
R&M 70:4 pp 242-263
Caribou Co.
Soda Springs
Sulphur Canyon
R&M 70:4 pp 242-263
Custer Co.
Loon Creek District
River of No Return Wilderness
Lost Packer Mine
Ream, Lanny R. 2004. Idaho Minerals, 2nd edition, Revised and Updated
Lemhi Co.
Blue Wing District
Patterson
Ima Mine (Patterson Creek Mine)
R&M 70:4 pp 242-263
Junction District (Little Eightmile District)
R&M 70:4 pp 242-263
Shoshone Co.
Coeur d'Alene District
Kellogg
Caledonia Mine (Caladonian Mine)
Mineral Record (1981) 12:339-347
Illinois
Hardin Co.
Illinois - Kentucky Fluorspar District
Cave-in-Rock Sub-District
Cave-in-Rock
Mineralogical Record, v. 28, no. 1, 1997
Indiana
Erd & Greenberg,1960. Minerals of Indiana
Kentucky
Allen Co.
Allen County quarry (Scotty's quarry)
Schaub, 1996
Hardin Co.
Radcliff
T. Kennedy collection
Lincoln Co.
Halls Gap
Rocks & Minerals Vol. 70, No. 4, p.256
Meade Co.
Muldraugh (Fort Knox)
KY 1638 roadcut

Muldraugh dome

Louisiana
Louisiana Geological Survey
Calcasieu Parish
Sulphur (Sulphur mine) dome
R&M 69:3 pp 156-162
Evangeline Parish
Pine Prairie dome
R&M 69:3 pp 156-162
Iberia Parish
Avery Island (Petite Anse)
R&M 69:3 pp 156-162
Jefferson Island (Lake Peigneur Sulphur mine; Cote Caroline)
R&M 69:3 pp 156-162
Iberville Parish
Choctaw Salt Dome
R&M 69:3 pp 156-162
Lafourche Parish
Bully Camp dome
R&M 69:3 pp 156-162
Chacahoula dome
R&M 69:3 pp 156-162
Plaquemines Parish
Garden Island Bay dome
R&M 69:3 pp 156-162
Grand Ecaile dome (Lake Washington; Cockrell)
R&M 69:3 pp 156-162
Lake Hermitage dome
R&M 69:3 pp 156-162
St. Mary Parish
Belle Isle dome
R&M 69:3 pp 156-162
Terrebonne Parish
Bay St. Elaine dome
R&M 69:3 pp 156-162
Caillou Island dome
R&M 69:3 pp 156-162
Lake Pelto dome
R&M 69:3 pp 156-162
Winn Parish
Winnfield dome
R&M 69:3 pp 156-162
Maine
Aroostook Co.
Linneus
Drew Hill
King & Foord, 1994. Mineralogy of Maine, V.1.
Hancock Co.
Brooksville
Callahan mine (Harborside Mine; Cape Rosier Mine; Rosier Consolidated Mine)
"Maine Mineral Localities, 3rd Ed." by Thompson, W.B., et.al., 1998
Piscataquis Co.
Katahdin Iron Works
Katahdin Iron Works Mine
Morrill & Hinckley, 1959. Maine Mines & Minerals, Vol. 2
Maryland
Carroll Co.
Union Bridge
Mountain View Mine
Dana 6:910,1030,1071; Rocks & Min.: 22:1023.
Massachusetts
Franklin Co.
Rowe
Davis Pyrite Mine (Davis Mine)
Cerato, A.. 2003: Mineralogical Study of Davis Mine, Rowe, MA, Using X-Ray Diffraction Techniques
Middlesex Co.
Framingham
Badger Farm locality ?
Gleba, 1978. Massachusetts Mineral & Fossil Localities
Norfolk Co.
Plainville
Masslite Quarry ?
Michael W. Kieron collection
Michigan
Monroe Co.
Maybee
Scofield Quarry (Michigan Stone and Supply Company Quarry; Borin Brothers Quarry; Woolmith Quarry)
Rocks & Min.: 58:108.
Wayne Co.
Detroit
Detroit Salt Company Mine (International Salt Company Mine)
Mineralogy of Michigan (2004) Heinrich & Robinson
Rockwood
Ottawa Silica Company Quarry (Rockwood Quarry)
Rocks & Min.: 22:1012; 58:108.
Trenton
Sibley Quarry
Rocks & Min.: 58: 108.
Mississippi
Lamar Co.
Tatum Dome Occurrence
U.S. Geological Survey, 2005, Mineral Resources Data System: U.S. Geological Survey, Reston, Virginia.
Missouri
Jasper Co.
Tri-State District
Rocks & Min., March 1998.
Montana
Beaverhead Co.
Bannack District
Golden Leaf Group (Sleeping Princess Group; Sleeping Princess; Bannack; New York-Montana)
U.S. Geological Survey, 2005, Mineral Resources Data System: U.S. Geological Survey, Reston, Virginia.
Nebraska
Seward Co.
Middle Creek
The Minerals and Gemstones of Nebraska CSD U Neb EC 2
Nevada
Churchill Co.
Desert District
Erway Quicksilver prospect
NBMG Bull 83 Geology and Mineral Deposits of Churchill County, Nevada
Dixie Valley Power Plant
NBMG Spec Pub 31 Minerals of Nevada
Lake District
Green prospect
Doug Merson collection
Table Mountain District
Senator fumaroles
NBMG Spec. Pub. 31 Minerals of Nevada
Senator mine
NBMG Spec. Pub. 31 Minerals of Nevada
Clark Co.
Moapa Valley
Morley Silica plant
NBMG Spec Pub 31 Minerals of Nevada
Elko Co.
Bootstrap District
Meikle Mine

Carlin District
Rain Mine
NBMG Spec. Pub. 31 Minerals of Nevada
Independence Mountains District
Black Beauty claims (B. B. claims)
NBMG Bull 106 Geology and Mineral Resources of Elko County, Nevada
Ivanhoe District
NBMG Bull 106 Geology and Mineral Resources of Elko County, Nevada
Esmeralda Co.
Alum District

Alum mine
NBMG Spec. Pub. 31 Minerals of Nevada
Cuprite District
NBMG Bull 78 Geology and Mineral Deposits of Esmeralda County, Nevada
Fish Lake Valley District
Rieck property
NBMG Bull 78 Geology and Mineral Deposits of Esmeralda County, Nevada
Klondyke District
NBMG Spec Pub 31 Minerals of Nevada
Silver Peak District
NBMG Spec. Pub. 31 Minerals of Nevada
Tokop District
Silver Mountain mine
NBMG Spec Pub 31 Minerals of Nevada
Eureka Co.
Beowawe District
Hot Springs Point mine
NBMG Spec. Pub. 31 Minerals of Nevada
Maggie Creek District
Gold Quarry Mine (Maggie claims)
NBMG Spec Pub 31 Minerals of Nevada
Humboldt Co.
Rabbit Hole (Sulfur; Sulphur) District
Humboldt Sulphur Co Mine
Adams, George I. The Rabbit Hole Sulphur Mines Near Humboldt House, Nev. In: Contributions to Economic Geology 1903 United States Geological Survey Bulletin 225 Government Printing Office, Washington DC 1904
Rabbit Hole Sulfur Mine
Adams, George I. The Rabbit Hole Sulphur Mines Near Humboldt House, Nev. In: Contributions to Economic Geology 1903 United States Geological Survey Bulletin 225 Government Printing Office, Washington DC 1904
Sulfur District
NBMG Bull 59 Geology and Mineral Resources of Humboldt County, Nevada
Nevada Sulfur Company mine
NBMG Spec. Pub. 31 Minerals of Nevada
Lyon Co.
Wilson District
White Rose claim ?
NBMG Spec. Pub. 31 Minerals of Nevada
White Rose No. 1 claim ?
NBMG Spec. Pub. 31 Minerals of Nevada
Yerington District
Carson Hill
NBMG Spec Pub 31 Minerals of Nevada
Mineral Co.
Mountain View District
Mountain View and Granite area
NBMG Bull 58 Geology and Mineral Resources of Mineral County, Nevada
Poinsettia District
Poinsetta property
NBMG Bull 58 Geology and Mineral Resources of Mineral County, Nevada
Santa Fe District
Santa Fe Mine (Homestake-Santa Fe mine)
NBMG Spec. Pub. 31 Minerals of Nevada
Vulcan mine
NBMG Spec Pub 31 Minerals of Nevada
Nye Co.
Bullfrog District
Bailey's Hot Springs
NBMG Spec Pub 31 Minerals of Nevada
Fairplay District
Paradise Peak mine
NBMG Spec. Pub. 31 Minerals of Nevada
Goldfield District
Tognoni Springs
NBMG Spec Pub 31 Minerals of Nevada
Manhattan District
Manhattan
White Caps Mine
MinRecord 16:86
Morey District
NBMG Spec. Pub. 31 Minerals of Nevada
Titus prospect
NBMG Spec. Pub. 31 Minerals of Nevada
Round Mountain District
Outlaw Mine

Continental Sulphur
U.S. Geological Survey, 2005, Mineral Resources Data System: U.S. Geological Survey, Reston,

[Apachestone]

SUGILITE [Astrological Sign of Virgo] [Also Known as Royal Lavulite and Royal Azel]
SugiUte crystallizes in die form of Ughtly banded masses and, rarely, as tiny crystals
and as sugilite inclusions within quartz crystals. The massive formation occasionally
contains portions of sugiUte known as "gel" - a translucent form of the sugilite. Ithas also been seen [rarely] in the configuration of a coarse mass where both sugiUte
and quartz were represented. The colour range includes violet-pink to purple. It is
found, mainly, in the Kalahari region of the RepubUc of South Africa.


Formula: KNa
2
(Fe,Mn,Al)
2
Li
3
Si
12
O
30


System: Hexagonal Colour: light brownish-yellow, ...
Lustre: Vitreous Hardness: 6 - 6½

Name: Named after Ken-ichi Sugi (1901-1948), Japanese petrologist.


Osumilite Group .
Type Occurrence of Sugilite
Type Locality: Iwagi Island, Inland Sea (Setonaikai), Ehime Prefecture, Japan
Year of Discovery: 1976
Physical Properties of Sugilite
Lustre: Vitreous
Colour: light brownish-yellow, purple, colourless (transmitted light)
Hardness (Mohs): 6 - 6½
Crystallography of Sugilite
Crystal System: Hexagonal
Cell Parameters: a = 10Å, c = 14Å

Ratio: a:c = 1 : 1.4
Unit Cell Volume: V 1,212.44 ų (Calculated from Unit Cell)
X-Ray Powder Diffraction: d-spacing Intensity
8.65 (7)
6.98 (13)
4.78 (7b)
4.32 (100)
4.06 (55)
3.68 (13)
3.50 (25)
3.27 (7)
3.25 (8)
3.19 (80)
2.876 (50b)
2.725 (13)
2.678 (11b)
2.499 (18)
2.401 (7b)
2.273 (6b)
2.231 (8b)
2.159 (13)
1.983 (13b)
1.890 (8)
1.874 (11)
1.827 (8b)
1.820 (7b)
1.757 (7b)
1.711 (8b)
1.666 (10b)
1.627 (6b)
1.551 (7b)
1.508 (8b)
1.439 (7)
1.420 (5b)
1.391 (10)
1.385 (5)
1.364 (5)
1.311 (5)


This mineral brings about the reaUzation of the connection between the weU-being
of the body and die well-being of the mind. It has been used in die treatment of all
forms of "dis-ease" and attracts healing power. It has surfaced now to bring special
healing powers to humanity.
SugiUte is "a love stone for this age", representing the perfection of the spiritual love
of "All That Is" and faciUtating the manifestation of this energy on the Earth plane.
The energy of sugiUte flows from the crown to die base chakra, opening the chakras
and providing for a pathway for die movement of the KundaUni. It is quite effective
at the heart chakra, stimulating a resonant love which can be felt by others and which
is totaUy "in-tune" with the vibratory energies of the perfect state of die universe.
Sugilite can assist in reminding the user of the reasons for being in the physical body
and for living on the Earth plane. It helps one to forgive oneself and otiiers,
enhancing ones understanding of die lessons which have been chosen for this visit to
the physical realm. It is useful in faciUtating memory to answer the question "why
am I here?"; it can further help one to determine methods for bringing ones gifts to
this world.
It can be used to protect against the harsh reaUties of this world and to enable one
to willingly accept being here and living now. It can help one to betieve in oneself,
especially if there is an inherent and stable uniqueness which one manifests and
which is not universally accepted.
It can also be used to eliminate hostility - it is quite difficult for one to remain hostile
toward oneself; in addition, and following the same logic, it can also be used to
eUminate anger, abrasiveness, jealousy, prejudice,..., and aU of die negative attributes
one could imagine. What an exciting tiiought!
It is wonderful to wear or carry - it gives one a feeUng of being free - "being on top
of a mountain with die breeze ruffling your hair"; it infuses the being with inspiration
and confidence. The insights are astonishing when meditating with sugiUte; one can
also hold sugilite and meditate upon die effects which can be expected witii further
use.
For discouragement or despair, sugiUte may be placed at the third-eye and one may
breathe-in the comforting energy. It allows for the flow of gentle, loving informationfrom the spiritual world to the mental plane, bringing peace and relaxation to the
user.
It furthers ones creative endeavors by providing for cooperation between the physical,
mental, emotional, and spiritual bodies whUe enhancing precision in action.
It is an excellent remedy for headaches; one can hold a piece of sugUite containing
the black manganese in order to allow pain to be transferred to the manganese/sugilite
stone. It has been used to dispel aU types of discomforts and feeUngs of disorder;
one may hold the stone and aUow die negative energy of the discomfort to be
released into die black manganese of the sugilite.
Vibrates to die numbers 2, 3, and 7.

ATTRIBUTES Sugilite is one of the major "love stones," bringing the
purple ray energy to earth. It represents spiritual love and wisdom and
opens all the chakras* to the flow of that love, bringing them into
alignment. Sugilite inspires spiritual awareness and promotes
channeling* ability.
Sugilite teaches you how to live from your truth and reminds the soul
of its reasons for incarnating. It accompanies moving into past lives or
the between-lives state* to retrieve the cause of dis-ease*. This stone
finds answers to all the great questions of life such as "Why am I here?",
"Where did I come from?", "Who am I?", and "What else do I need to
understand?" It is a useful accompaniment to spiritual quests of all
kinds.This loving stone protects the soul from shocks, trauma anddisappointments and relieves spiritual tension. It helps sensitive people
and light workers to adapt to the earth vibration without becoming
mired or despondent. Sugulite can help to bring light and love into the
darkest situations.
Aiding forgiveness and eliminating hostility, Sugilite is a useful stone
for work with groups as it resolves group difficulties and encourages
loving communication.
Psychologically, Sugilite is beneficial for misfits of any kind, people
who do not feel the earth is their home, and those who suffer from
paranoia and schizophrenia. It is excellent for autism, helping to ground
the soul more into the present reality, and overcomes learning
difficulties. Sugilite promotes understanding of the effect of the mind
on the body and its place in dis-ease*. Emotionally, Sugilite imparts the
ability to face up to unpleasant matters. It alleviates sorrow, grief, and
fear, and promotes self-forgiveness.
Mentally, Sugilite encourages positive thoughts and reorganizes brain
patterns that underlie learning difficulties such as dyslexia. It supports
the overcoming of conflict without compromise.
Physically, Sugilite benefits cancer sufferers, as it gently releases
emotional turmoil and can alleviate despair. It draws off negative
energy and lends loving support, channeling healing energy into body,
mind, and spirit.
HEALING An exceptionally good pain reliever, the manganese in Sugilite
clears headaches and discomfort at all levels. It treats epilepsy and
motor disturbances and brings the nerves and brain into alignment.
Light-colored Sugilite purifies lymph and blood.
POSITION As appropriate, especially over the heart and lymph glands.
Hold to the forehead for headaches. Place on third eye* to alleviate despair.

[Apachestone]

Green Spinel [Astrological Sign of Libra] Green spinel can be used to stimulate compassion, devotion, kindness, and love.
It can help to both aUgn and stimulate the heart chakra and to protect botii the
Kundalini and the physical structure during KundaUni movement through the body.
Vibrates to the number 7.
Green Spinel stimulates love, compassion, and kindness. It opens and
aligns the heart chakra


Formula: MgAl
2
O
4


System: Isometric Colour: Black, blue, red, violet ...
Lustre: Vitreous Hardness: 7½ - 8

Name: From latin "spina", thorn, alluding to its sharp octahedral crystals.


Spinel Group. Spinel-Hercynite Series, Gahnite-Spinel Series, and the Magnesiochromite-Spinel Series.

Intensely coloured varieties due to incorporation of various impurity elements. A few spinels from Sri Lanka can show an alexandrite colour change effect.

[Apachestone]

IVORY [Astrological Signs of Sagittarius & Aries] This book discusses only the fossilized ivory, the ancient ivory used by the natives
of Africa and other countries, and vegetable ivory [e.g., tagua nuts from southern
palm trees].
Ivory represents purity and promotes vitaUty directed towards lightness in purpose
and direction. It assists in expeUing restlessness, anxiety, moodiness, and derision,
while stimulating initiative, dignity, and serenity.
It enhances acumen in areas requiring assessment, bringing forth solutions from ones
inner being. It also helps to eUminate obstructive forces in the physical world,
providing for a clear pathway for incoming transactions and resourcesIt allows for aloofness during the initial meditation process, so that one may easily
enter the meditative state. It assists in removing etheric parietal blockages to the
meditative entry state.
It can be used in the treatment of bone disorders and in the regeneration activities
required to ameliorate these disorders. It can also be quite useful in diminishing
problems associated with soreness and stiffness of joints, flexibUity of the limbs,
circulatory functions, and dis-aUgnment of the spinal column. Ivory used as a topical
eUxir is truly soothing to the skin and can be used in the treatment of skin related
disorders.
The tagua nuts have been known as "headache stones", aUowing for prompt and
continual reUef of headache pain.
Vibrates to the number 8.

[Apachestone]

Polka-Dot Agate [Astrological Sign of Gemini]
Polka-Dot Agate is an agate which displays polka-dots. The colour of the agate and
of the colour and the size of the polka-dots is variable.This mineral has been used to assist one in releasing painful experiences, facilitating
the integration of the experience into "life's records" such that one may look at those
events as history of the past.
It has also been used to bring a happy state to ones environment, encouraging
cheerfulness and a synthesis of energies.
Polka-Dot Agate has been used in the amelioration of measles, chicken-pox, skin
eruptions, and eye disorders. It can also be used in the treatment of liver dis-ease
and to provide a stable increase in energy for whole-body wellness.
Vibrates to the number 2.