At Trimouns, Parisite-(Ce) and Synchisite-(Ce) are often present within the same crystal. Analyses on lots of specimen have shown that in sharp terminated crystal parisite-(Ce) is more often the main mineral, however in flat terminated crystals, synchysite-(Ce) is predominant.
Formula :
Ca(Ce,La)2[F2/(CO3)3]
System: trigonal Hardness:4½ Rarity:very rare
Strunz id:V/C.7-70 -
NITRATES, CARBONATES and BORATES
Name origin: After J.J. Paris, former Manager of the Muzo emerald mine, Muzo, Columbia.
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 Specimen weight:43 gr.
 Crystal size:3 mm tall
 Overall size: 27mm x 24 mm x 20 mm
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