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Cabalzarite
Cabriite
Cacoxenite
Cadmium Cd
Cadmoselite
Cadwaladerite
Cafarsite
Cafetite
Cahmite
Calaverite
Chalcedony oxide
Calciborite
Calcio-ancylite- (This)
Calcio-ancylite- (Nd)
Calcioandyrobertsite
Calcioaravaipaite
Calciobetafite
Calcioburbankite
Calciocopiapie
Calcioferrite
Calciohilairite
Calciosamarskite
Calciotantite
Calciouranite
Calcite CaCO
Cacjarlitel
Calcurmolite
Caldérite
Caledonite
Calkinsite- (This)
Callaghanite
Calomel HgCl
Calumetite
Calzirtite
Camerolaite
Cameronite
Camgasite
Caminite
Campigliaite sulfate, of color light blue. Discovered in 1982 with Temperino, Campiglia Marittima, Tuscan (Italy).
Canaphite
Canasite
Canavesite
Cancrinite
Cancrisilite
Canfieldite
Cannizzarite
Cannonite
Caoxite
Capgaronnite
Cappelenite (Y)
Caracolite
Carboborite
Carbocernaite
Carboirite
Carbonate-Cyanotrichite
Carbonate-fluorapatite
Carbonate-hydroxylapatite
Caresite
Carletonite
Carlfriesite
Carlhintzeite
Carlinite
Carlosruizite
Carlosturanite
Carlsbergite
Carmichaelite
Carminite
Carnallite used like ore of Magnesium.
Carnelian variety of Chalcedony, red color.
Carnotite
Carobbiite
Carpholite
Carraraite
Carrboydite
Carrollite
Caryinite
Caryopilite
Cascandite
Cassedanneite
Cassidyite
Cassiterite oxide
Caswellsilverite
Catapleiite
Cattierite
Cattiite phosphate, colorless. Discovered in 2002 with massive Kovdor, Peninsula Cola, Mourmansk (Russia). Named for Italian professor Michele Catti (1945-).
Cavansite phyllosilicate, of color blue-green to blue. Discovered in 1967 with Lake Owyhee State Park, Misfortune, (Oregon, the USA).
Caysichite- (Y) inosilicate, Discovered with Saint-Pierre-of-Wakefield, Township Portland cement, Papineau (Quebec, Canada).
Cebaite- (This) carbonate. Discovered in Baotou, Inner Mongolia (China).
Cebaite- (Nd) carbonate. Discovered in Baotou, Inner Mongolia (China).
Cebollite sorosilicate. Discovered in 1914 with Powderhorn, Gunnison, (Colorado, the USA).
Čechite
yellow-pale Čejkaite color with beige. Discovered with Saint Joachimsthal, Erzgebirge, Bohemia (Czech Republic). Named for the Czech mineralogist Jirí Cejka (1929-).
Celadonite mica, phyllosilicate. Discovered in 1847 with Planitz, Zwickau, Saxony (Germany).
Célestine or célestite SrSO sulfates color light blue. Discovered in Bellwood, Blair (Pennsylvania, the USA). Ore of the most common Strontium.
Celsian BaAlSiO feldspar, tectosilicate, colorless. Discovered in 1895 with Jakobsberg, Nordmark, Filipstad, Värmland (Sweden). Named according to the astronomer and scientific Swedish Centigrade Anders.
Cerchiaraite
Cerianite- (This)
Ceriopyrochlore- (This)
Cerite- (This)
Černýite
Cerotungstite- (This)
Ceruléite
Cérusite PbCO carbonates, of color white, gray, blue or green. Name made up of white lead, borrowed from Latin “ cerussa ” and of the suffix ite . Use as lead ore. Discovered with Vicenza, Venezia (Italy).
Cervandonite- (This)
Cervantite
Cervelleite
Cesanite
Cesàrolite
Cesbronite sulfide. Discovered in 1974 with Moctezuma, Sonora (Mexico).
Cesium-kupletskite
Cesplumtantite
Cesstibtantite
Cetineite
Chabazite chabazite-Ca chabazite-K chabazite-Na chabazite-Sr
Chabournéite
Chadwickite
Chalcanthite
Chalcoalumite
Chalcocite use as ore of Copper.
Chalcocyanite
Chalcomenite
Chalconatronite
Chalcophanite oxide, of blue color, blue harms, black. Discovered in 1875 Sussex, Franklin Mines (New Jersey).
Chalcophyllite
Chalcopyrite CuFeS
Chalcosiderite turquoise, phosphate, of color clear green. Discovered in 1814 with Linkinhorne, Cornouailles (England).
Chalcostibite
Chalcothallite
Chambersite
Chaméanite
Chamosite
Changbaiite
Changchengite
Changoite
Chantalite
Chaoite
Chapmanite
Charlesite
Charmarite
Charmarite-2H
Charmarite-3T
Charoite
Chatkalite
Chayesite
Chekhovichite
Chelkarite
Chelyabinskite
Chenevixite
Chengdeite
Chénite sulfate, of blue color. Discovered in 1986 with Leadhills-Wanlockhead, Dumfriesshire (Scotland).
Cheralite- (This)
Cheremnykhite
Cherepanovite
Chernikovite
Chernovite- (Y)
Chernykhite
Chervetite
Chessexite
Chesterite
Chestermanite
Chevkinite- (This)
Chiavennite
Childrenite
Chiluite
Chiolite
Chkalovite
Chladniite
Chloanthite variety of Skutterudite.
Chloraluminite
Chlorargyrite
Chlorartinite
Chlorellestadite
Chloritoid
Chlormagaluminite
Chlorocalcite
Chloromelanite variety of jadeite.
Chloromenite
Chlorophoenicite
Chlorothionite
Chloroxiphite
Choloalite
Chondrodite
Chrisstanleyite
Christelite sulfate. Discovered in the Gorda Sierra, Caracols, Antofagasta (Chile).
Christite
Chromatite
Chrombismite
Chromceladonite
Chromdravite
Chromium-tremolite variety of tremolite. Discovered in Polvijärvi, Etelä-Suomen (Finland).
Chromferide FeCr (x=0,6) of white color to gray. Discovered in Efim, Kumak, Orenburgskaya (the Ural, Russia).
Chromite FeCrO oxidizes, of black color. Discovered in 1845 with Gassin, VAr (France). Used as ore of chromium.
Chromium Cr
Chromphyllite
Chrysoberyl oxide
Chrysocolla CuHSiO (OH)·N (HO) cyclosilicate. Used as ore of Copper.
Chrysoprase oxide, of color green-apple, variety of chalcedony.
Chrysotile silicate, of green color. Discovered in Zloty Stok (Reichenstein), Low Silesia (Poland).
Chudobaïte phosphate. Discovered in 1960 with Tsumeb, Otavi (Namibia). Named according to K.F. Chudoba.
Chukhrovite- (This)
Chukhrovite- (Y)
Churchite- (Y)
Chursinite
Chvaleticeite
Chvilevaite
Cianciulliite oxide, of black color to red-brown. Discovered in 1991 Sussex, Franklin Mines (New Jersey).
Cinnabar sulfide. Named Persian “ zinjifrah ”.
Ciprianiite
Citrine variety of quartz, yellow color with orange.
Clairite
Claraite
Claringbullite
Clarkeite
Claudetite
Clausthalite
Clearcreekite
Clerite
Cliffordite
Clinoatacamite
Clinobehoite
Clinobisvanite
Clinocervantite
Clinochalcomenite
Clinochlore
Clinochrysotile
Clinoclase, pseudomalachite. Discovered in 1830 with Saint-Day, Cornouailles (England).
Clinoenstatite
Clinoferrosilite
Clinohedrite
Clinoholmquistite amphibole, inosilicate, of blue color. Discovered in 1965 in Siberia.
Clinohumite
Clinojimthompsonite
Clinokurchatovite
Clinomimetite
Clinophosinaite
Clinoptilolite-Ca
Clinoptilolite-K
Clinoptilolite-Na
Clinosafflorite
Clinotobermorite
Clinotyrolite
Clinoungemachite
Clinozoisite
Clintonite
Coalingite
Cobaltarthurite
Cobaltaustinite phosphate, color yellow clearly, white or green clearly. Discovered in 1988 with Dome Rockk, Olary (Australia).
Cobaltite or cobaltine CoAsS sulpho-salt of color red silver plated, violet, gray or black. The name comes from German “ kobold ”.
Cobaltkoritnigite
Cobaltlotharmeyerite
Cobaltneustädtelite
Cobaltoan calcite variety of Calcite, Discovered with Cape Calamita, isle of Elba (Italy).
Cobaltoan gersdorffite variety of Gersdorffite.
Cobaltomenite
Cobalt-pentlandite
Cobalttsumcorite of brown color to red-brown. Discovered with Roter Berg, Neustädtel, Schneeberg, Erzgebirge, Saxony (Germany).
Cobalt-zippeite discovered in 1976 with Emery (Utah, the USA).
Cochromite
Coconinoite
Coesite
Coffinite
Cohenite
Colémanite
Collinsite
Colombo-tantalite used like ore of tantalum. Generic name for: ferrocolumbite, ferrotantalite, manganocolumbite, manganotantalite, stibiocolumbite, stibiotantalite.
Coloradoite
Colquiriite
Colusite
Comancheite
Combeite
Comblainite
Compreignacite
Congolite (Fe, Mg) BOCl, discovered in 1972 with Renéville, Pool (Congo-Brazzaville).
Conichalcite phosphate, of yellow, green color. Named of the Greek “ konis ” and “ chalx ”. Discovered in 1849 with Hinojosa de Córdoba, Andalusia (Spain).
Connellite oxide. Discovered in 1850 with Saint-Ives, Cornouailles (England).
Cookeite
Coombsite
Cooperite
Coparsite
Copiapite
Coquandite
Coquimbite
Corderoite HgSCl used like ore of mercury.
Cordierite MgAlSiO
Cordylite- (This)
Corkite
Cornetite, pseudomalachite. Discovered in 1916 with Lubumbashi, Katanga (Congo-Kinshasa).
Cornubite Cu (AsO) (OH)
Cornwallite
Coronadite
Corrensite
Corundophilite
Corundum Hello
Corvusite
Corsalite
Coskrenite- (This)
Costibite
Cotunnite
Coulsonite
Covellite sulfide, of color indigo-blue. Discovered in 1832 on the Vesuvius, Naples, Bell-tower. Use as ore of Copper. Named for Italian NR. Covelli (1790-1829).
Cowlesite
Coyoteite
Crandallite
Crawfordite
Creaseyite
Crednerite
Creedite
Crerarite
Crichtonite
Criddleite
Cristobalite SiO oxidizes, of color gray-blue, brown, gray, yellow or white. Discovered in 1887 with Cerro San Cristóbal, Pachuca, Hidalgo, (Mexico. Named for San Cristóbal.
Crocidolite variety of Riebeckite.
Crocoite PbCrO used as ore of chromium.
Cronstedtite
Cronusite
Crookesite
Cryolite NaAlF
Cryolithionite
Cryptohalite
Cryptomelane
Cualstibite
Cubanite
Cuboargyrite
Copper Cu
Cumengite
Cummingtonite amphibole, inosilicate, of color green sinks. Discovered in 1824 with Cummington, Hampshire (Massachusetts).
Cupalite
Cuprite CuO oxidizes, use as copper ore.
Cuprobismutite
Cuprocopiapite
Cuproiridsite
Cupropavonite
Cuprorhodsite
Cuprorivaite
Cuprosklodowskite
Cuprospinel
Cuprostibite
Cuprotungstite
Curetonite
Curienite
Curite
Cuspidine
Cuzticite
Cyanochroite
Cyanophyllite
Cyanotrichite
Cylindrite
Cymophane oxide, variety of Chrysoberyl.
Cymrite
Cyrilovite phosphate, of yellow color. Discovered in 1953 with Cyrilov Pegmatite, Velké Mezirící, Moravie (Czech Republic). Named according to the Cyrilov locality.

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