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Wheal Gorland, St Day, Cornwall, UK.
Bright Green Cornwallite and paler olive-green Olivenite on matrix from a classic Cornish location.
Cornwallite is named after the location of its type locality, Cornwall, UK. It is a relatively rare mineral that forms on the oxidisation of minerals containing Copper and Arsenic.
Olivenite is named for its colour and is a secondary mineral often found in Copper deposits where Arsenic is also present.