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Pyrite from
Guqiong Au deposit, Gyangzê Co. (Jiangzi Co.), Xigazê Prefecture (Rikaze Prefecture; Shigatse Prefecture), Tibet, China


Locality type:Deposit
Classification
Species:Pyrite
Formula:FeS2
Confirmation
Validity:Believed Valid
Data
Mineral Data:Click here to view Pyrite data
Locality Data:Click here to view Guqiong Au deposit, Gyangzê Co. (Jiangzi Co.), Xigazê Prefecture (Rikaze Prefecture; Shigatse Prefecture), Tibet, China
Data Identifiers
Mindat Occurrence Record ID:1832333
Long-form Identifier:1:3:1832333:1
GUID (UUID V4):0
Nearest other occurrences of Pyrite
14.6km (9.1 miles) ⓘShengna Au deposit, Nagarzê Co. (Langkazi Co.; Langkamu Co.), Shannan Prefecture (Lhokha Prefecture; Lhoka Prefecture), Tibet, China
21.2km (13.2 miles) ⓘBuzhu Au-Sb deposit, Kangmar County, Xigazê Prefecture (Rikaze Prefecture; Shigatse Prefecture), Tibet, China
26.2km (16.3 miles) ⓘShalagang Sb deposit, Gyangzê Co. (Jiangzi Co.), Xigazê Prefecture (Rikaze Prefecture; Shigatse Prefecture), Tibet, China
27.0km (16.8 miles) ⓘWuladui Sb deposit, Gyangzê Co. (Jiangzi Co.), Xigazê Prefecture (Rikaze Prefecture; Shigatse Prefecture), Tibet, China
30.0km (18.6 miles) ⓘRanba Au deposit, Rinbung Co. (Renbu Co.), Xigazê Prefecture (Rikaze Prefecture; Shigatse Prefecture), Tibet, China
31.0km (19.3 miles) ⓘNagarzê Au deposit (Langkazi Au deposit), Nagarzê Co. (Langkazi Co.; Langkamu Co.), Shannan Prefecture (Lhokha Prefecture; Lhoka Prefecture), Tibet, China
49.6km (30.8 miles) ⓘLuren Sb occurrence, Nagarzê Co. (Langkazi Co.; Langkamu Co.), Shannan Prefecture (Lhokha Prefecture; Lhoka Prefecture), Tibet, China
51.7km (32.1 miles) ⓘNianzha deposit, Rinbung Co. (Renbu Co.), Xigazê Prefecture (Rikaze Prefecture; Shigatse Prefecture), Tibet, China
77.1km (47.9 miles) ⓘTinggong Cu-Mo deposit (Tingguan Cu-Mo deposit), Nyêmo Co. (Nimu Co.), Lhasa, Tibet, China
82.2km (51.1 miles) ⓘChongjiang Cu-(Mo-Au) deposit, Nyêmo Co. (Nimu Co.), Lhasa, Tibet, China
References
Liang, Yi; Jiao, Xing-Yu; Zhou, Chun-Bo; Pei, Qiu-Ming; Huang, Hao-Nan; Zhang, Huai-Yi; Ge, Hang-Fei (2025) Ore-forming fluids and conditions of gold mineralization in the Bangbu orogenic gold deposit, eastern Tibet, China: Constraints from gold fineness, fluid inclusion and thermodynamic simulation. Ore Geology Reviews, 187. 106962 doi:10.1016/j.oregeorev.2025.106962
 
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