File:Schalenblende (zinc-lead ore) (Early Cretaceous mineralization, ~135 Ma; Pomorzany Mine, Upper Silesia, Poland) 4 (39340548870).jpg
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Schalenblende from the Cretaceous of Poland. (public display, Geology Department, Wittenberg University, Springfield, Ohio, USA) Silvery-black = galena Grayish-brassy gold = pyrite/marcasite Dark brown = sphalerite Yellowish = wurtzite “Schalenblende” (“shell ore”) is quite striking for its brassy and silvery metallic colors mixed with brown and yellow. Schalenblende is a zinc-lead ore consisting of botryoidal crusts of brownish-colored sphalerite (zinc sulfide - (Zn,Fe)S), yellowish-colored wurtzite (zinc sulfide - (Zn,Fe)S), brassy-colored pyrite/marcasite (iron sulfide - FeS2), and silver-colored galena (lead sulfide - PbS). Because of the high galena content, schalenblende samples are remarkably heavy for their size. Origin: published research on schalenblende material indicates that mineralization was from a sulfide gel or colloidal dispersion. Crystallization took place during the early Early Cretaceous, at about 135 million years (= Valanginian Stage or Hauterivian Stage, depending on which geologic time scale one uses). This schalenblende occurrence is hosted in epigenetic dolosparites of the upper Lower Muschelkalk Formation (Middle Triassic). Locality: Pomorzany Mine, Olkúsz, Bytom (Beuthen) District, ~40 km northwest of Krakow (Krakau / Cracow), Upper Silesia, southern Poland (~50° 18’ North latitude, ~19° 33’ East longitude) |
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