Note: This mineral was first described in 1932, and it has become a very popular specimen mineral with collectors because of its intense yellow color and esthetic crystal groupings. It is too soft to wear, but the yellow color is unique among gems and very distinctive. This is one of the loveliest of all the rare collector gemstones.
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