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Named after Giovanni Gaspari, mineral collector of Crodo, Italy, who first found the mineral, and for its dominant cerium content. Gasparite (Ce) is associated with rutile, anatase, magnesite, hematite, synchysite-(Ce), chernovite, and cafarsite in fissures mineralized during Alpine amphibolite-grade metamorphism of metasedimentary rocks in Pizzo Cervandone, a mountain near the border between Italy and Switzerland. Read more on mindat.org |
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