Chalcopyrite Collection

Picture No. 11050219
Chalcopyrite (CuFeS2) Madan, Bulgaria Date:

Picture No. 11091675
Chalcopyrite main ore mineral of copper Date:

Picture No. 11050151
Chalcopyrite Main Ore Mineral of Copper Montana, USA Date:

Cobaltite and chalcopyrite crystals, close-up

Chalcopyrite and quartz crystals, close-up

Chalcopyrite or copper pyrite comprises of (copper iron sulphide). It is a common mineral and is found in almost all sulphide deposits. Specimen from Wheal Towan, Cornwall

Chalcophyllite
Chalcopyrite or copper pyrite comprises of (copper iron sulphide). Its a common mineral and found in almost all sulphide deposits

Chalcopyrite (CuFeS2) (Golden) - Peru - The major ore of copper - Copper Iron sulfide - Very important economic ore
CAN-4434 Chalcopyrite (CuFeS2) (Golden) Peru The major ore of copper - Copper Iron sulfide - Very important economic ore - Quartz SiO2 John Cancalosi contact details: prints@ardea.com tel

Chalcopyrite (CuFeS2) (Golden) - Commodore Mine - Colorado - USA - The major ore of copper - Copper Iron sulfide - Very
CAN-4154 Chalcopyrite (CuFeS2) (Golden) - Commodore Mine Colorado - USA The major ore of copper - Copper Iron sulfide - Very important economic ore John Cancalosi contact details

Chalcopyrite with Sphalerite - Peru - Anticona Mine - Morococha District - Yauli Province - Junin Department
CAN-4373 Chalcopyrite with Sphalerite Peru - Anticona Mine - Morococha District - Yauli Province - Junin Department Chalcopyrite (yellow) is the main ore of copper - Sphalerite the main ore of Zinc

Chalcopyrite, macrophotograph
A sample of chalcopyrite (copper iron sulphide). This very common mineral is one of the most important copper ores, yielding the by-products gold and silver

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Chalcopyrite, also known as copper pyrite, is a captivating mineral that has caught the attention of geologists and collectors alike. With its stunning golden hue and intricate crystal formations, it never fails to mesmerize. In Picture No. 11050219, we see cobaltite and chalcopyrite crystals up close. The contrasting colors of these minerals create a visually striking composition that showcases nature's artistic prowess. Moving on to Picture No. 11091675, we are treated to another close-up view and quartz crystals. The combination of these two minerals creates a harmonious blend of warm gold tones with translucent white accents. The subsequent image (Picture No. 11050151) highlights the raw beauty in all its glory. Its metallic luster shines through as light dances upon its surface, revealing an array of hues ranging from deep bronzes to shimmering golds. Chalcophyllite makes an appearance in one frame, showcasing its vibrant green coloration alongside chalcopyrite (Picture No. XXXX). This unique pairing adds a touch of natural diversity to any collection or display. As we delve deeper into the world (Pictures No. XXXX), it becomes evident why this mineral holds such economic importance, and is considered the major ore for copper extraction due to its high copper content combined with iron sulfide. Lastly, let us not forget about the presence of quartz (SiO2) within these specimens - an essential component often found alongside chalcopyrite deposits (Picture No. XXXX). This symbiotic relationship further enhances their aesthetic appeal while reminding us of nature's interconnectedness. Chalcopyrite stands as a testament to Earth's geological wonders and economic significance. Its radiant golden hues coupled with intricate crystal structures make it a true gem among minerals – both visually captivating and economically valuable.