Sulphides

In this gallery there are minerals that Strunz has classified like sulphides. These minerals come from the union of sulfur with metal such as copper, lead, zinc, mercury. Among the most important minierals are pyrite, cinnabar, blende, chalcopyrite.


Bournonite BR1

Bournonite BR1

Bournonite from Val vedra mine, Zorzone, bergamo, Lombardy, italy.


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Covellina CVL1

Covellina CVL1

Very rare covellina from Gioa quarry, Colonnata, Massa Carrara, Tuscany, Italy. 
Kermesite DEX8 K1

Kermesite DEX8 K1

Exceptional kermesite from Pezinok Slovakia. The sample has many deep cherry-red sprays of kermesite with stibnite.


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Kermesite K2

Kermesite K2

Exceptional kermesite from Pezinok Slovakia. The sample has many deep cherry-red sprays of kermesite with stibnite.


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Molybdenite MB2

Molybdenite MB2

Molybdenite on quartz from Val Sissone, Valmalenco, Sondrio, Italy. This specimen...

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Pyrite P7

Pyrite P7

Big and shiny pyrite from Isola d'Elba, Tuscany, Italy.


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Sphalerite SF3

Sphalerite SF3

Good spahlerit from Paglio Pignolino mine, Dossena, Brembana Valley, Bergamo, Lombardy, Italy. Sphalerite crystals are gray metallic long to...

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Tintinaite TN1

Tintinaite TN1

Tintinaite from Tyche Voda, Henclovà, Kosice, Slovakia. The crystals are acicular, elongated, silver gray in quartz.

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