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Xinjiang Kunlun Jade

A synonym of 'Serpentine Jade'
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Formula:
D3[Si2O5](OH)4 D= Mg, Fe, Ni, Mn, Al, Zn
Name:
For its occurrence in the western Kunlun mountains of Xinjiang Province, China.
Synonym:
A synonym of Serpentine Jade
A green decorative stone that is mined in the western Kunlun mountains of Xinjiang Province, China. It has not to be confused with true Kunlun Jade, which consists of nephrite and is mainly found in the eastern Kunlun mountains of Qinghai Province, China.


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Mindat ID:
41714 (as Xinjiang Kunlun Jade)
41710 (as Serpentine Jade)
11135 (as Serpentine Subgroup)
Long-form identifier:
mindat:1:1:41714:5 (as Xinjiang Kunlun Jade)
mindat:1:1:41710:9 (as Serpentine Jade)
mindat:1:1:11135:7 (as Serpentine Subgroup)

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