Stilbite - Wikipedia
Stilbite is the name of a series of tectosilicate minerals of the zeolite group. Prior to 1997, stilbite was recognized as a mineral species, but a reclassification in 1997 by the International Mineralogical Association changed it to a series name, with the mineral species being named:
Stilbite-Na: Mineral information, data and localities. - mindat.org
Named in 1797 by Jean Claude de la Métherie from Greek στιλβη "stilbein", to glitter or shine, or "stilbe", a mirror, alluding to its pearly or vitreous luster. Originally, but inconsistently called zeolite in 1756 by Axel Cronstedt. Named crystalii ad centrum tendentes in 1758 by Cronstedt.
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【主要产地】Stilbite是一种低温次生热液矿物。它常见于玄武质火山岩，安山岩，片麻岩和热液脉中的杏仁体腔中。主要产地有冰岛，法罗群岛，斯凯岛，芬迪湾，新斯科舍省（省级矿产），新泽西州北部和北卡罗来纳州的火山岩中含有丰富的Stilbite。
The Mineral stilbite - The Mineral and Gemstone Kingdom
Stilbite is a common member of the zeolite group, and is found in most of the world's important zeolite deposits. Since its original classification, Stilbite was always regarded as a single mineral species with a slightly variable elemental makeup.
Stilbite-Na Mineral Data
From the Greek stilbe - "luster" in allusion to the pearly to vitreous luster. The Na-dominant member of the stilbite series. Comments: Stibite 'bow-ties' on matrix. Location: Cape Pula, Pula, Cagliari Province, Sardinia, Italy. Scale: Largest Crystal Length 3 …
Elbaite, Stilbite - MD-238957 - Himalaya Mine (Himalaya …
The pearlescent stilbites grew right on a side and the top of the fine, bi-colored crystal. The gemmy and lustrous tourmaline itself is classic Himalaya pink color turning to green at the base. The tourmaline and the large stilbite are pristine. A remarkable and highly unusual Himalaya combination specimen.
Stilbite — Wikipédia
On appelle stilbite deux minéraux du groupe des zéolithes (classe des silicates, sous-classe des tectosilicates) : la stilbite-Ca et la stilbite-Na. On appelle par ailleurs sous-groupe de la stilbite l'ensemble des solutions solides de quatre pôles : la barrérite, la stilbite-Ca, la …
Stilbite-Ca: Mineral information, data and localities. - mindat.org
Named in 1797 by Jean Claude de la Métherie from Greek στιλβη "stilbein", to glitter of shine, or "stilbe", a mirror, alluding to its pearly or vitreous luster. Originally, but inconsistently called zeolite in 1756 by Axel Cronstedt. Named crystalii ad centrum tendentes in 1758 by Cronstedt.
Stilbite-Ca Mineral Data
Amygdaloidal cavities in basalts and similar rocks. Redefined from stilbite by IMA zeolite committee. Haüy mentioned occurrences in Iceland, Andreasberg in Harz, Alpes Dauphinoises and Norway, but no clear type-locality. Link to MinDat.org Location Data. From the Greek stilbe - "luster" in allusion to the pearly to vitreous luster.
mindat.org - Stilbite, USA and Canada
Stilbite specimens recovered from the basalts of New Jersey and Nova Scotia are acknowledged all over the world and have been considered among the best localities for two centuries, alongside the Deccan Traps of India and the basalts of Iceland and the Faroe Islands.