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Miersite on Cuprite - Rubtsovskoe Cu-Zn-Pb deposit, Rudnyi Altai, Altaiskii Krai, Western-Siberian Region, Russia (#:MINS7635)

Cluster of sharp octahedral Cuprites up to 2,2 cm wide with associated bright yellow Miersite (member of the chlorargyrite group on minerals). Only a small number of these specimens had the asociated Miersite.Floater specimen with no points of contact

Formula :
(Ag,Cu)I
System: cubic Hardness:2½ Rarity:rare
Strunz id:III/A.1-30 - HALOGENIDES
Name origin: After Henry A. Miers (1858-1942), Professor of Mineralogy, Oxford, England.