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The deposition of evaporites and halokinetic processes do not create ores; rather, they should be viewed as providing ground preparation for later MVT mineralizing events. The ground preparation can be summarized as a product of two broad effects. One is that the presence of evaporites in a sedimentary sequence yields dramatic changes in porosity and permeability of the sedimentary rocks during diagenesis when secondary porosity, dissolution collapse breccias, halokinetic breccias, and structural and lithological traps are produced. Porosity and permeability impart significant control on the transfer of metalliferous fluids in sedimentary basins. The second effect is the development of chemical traps for metals carried by the MVT ore fluids (e.g., Jinding, China; Leach et al. 2017). Evaporite-bearing sequences containing gypsum and/or anhydrite provide an enormous reservoir of sulfur that can be reduced by BSR or TSR processes in the presence of organic matter, hydrocarbon, and reduced fluids. Some shales and carbonates are enriched in organic matter and, on burial, release hydrocarbons, whereas the most important lithological traps for hydrocarbons, reduced fluids, and sulfur are evaporites and massive limestones.
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The Esker MVT deposit and similar occurrences are hosted in the ca. 1890 Ma Rocknest Formation, northwestern Canadian Arctic (Gummer et al. 1997). Esker is a large and low-grade deposit containing sulfide matrix breccias (Kesler and Reich 2006). Gypsum pseudomorphs are reported locally in the hosting dolostone (Hoffman 1968, 1978; Badham and Stanworth 1977; Jackson 1989; Grotzinger 1986; Pope and Grotzinger 2003).
Carbonate-hosted MVT deposits remained scarce in the rock record until the late Neoproterozoic and Cambrian when the number of deposits dramatically increased as the result of the Neoproterozoic Oxygenation Event (NOE), during which the oceans were further oxygenated (e.g., Fike et al. 2006; Sahoo et al. 2012; Williams et al. 2019). Oxidation state of the atmosphere and ocean finally reached modern levels in the early Paleozoic (Dahl et al. 2010; Lenton et al. 2016; Wallace et al. 2017; Lu et al. 2018; Krause et al. 2018). Consequently, Neoproterozoic and Phanerozoic MVT deposits and sulfate-bearing evaporites flourished. Leach et al. (2010) suggested that the nature of the carbonate platforms also limited the formation of MVT deposits during the Proterozoic. A dramatic increase in the relative abundance of carbonates with coarse, skeletal carbonate grains and fragments occurred in the late Neoproterozoic-Early Cambrian (Hazen et al. 2008 and references therein). This significantly increased carbonate platform permeability relative to the Proterozoic, fine-grained, stromatolitic, carbonate mudstones (Lucia 2007). As a result, Phanerozoic carbonate platforms have a greater potential, relative to Proterozoic platforms, for long-distance migration of sedimentary brines and the formation of MVT districts and deposits spread over hundreds of kilometers. In contrast, Proterozoic MVT deposits are typically single deposits or small groups of ore bodies hosted in breccia zone in evaporite-bearing dolostones and evaporite facies (Leach et al. 2005, 2010).
Watch the Angelite Stone video for an overview of this blue Anhydrite. I will show you examples of Angelite, Celestite, and Selenite crystals and go over your answers to your top 5 questions on the stone.
When I used to lead group meditations, Angelite was a hit. We would have beautiful visions of celestial beings. With Angelite, we could channel sacred messages and words of wisdom. I recommend holding an Angelite ball or egg to transmit the healing energy of angels to your hands and body.
In jewelry-making, I like contrasting the soft blue tones of Angelite with dark colors like deep blue Lapis, black Rainbow Obsidian, metallic Pyrite stones, and gunmetal metals. Something about this juxtaposition of hues gives me a sense of balance and justice in the world.
We found that people are attracted to Angelite for its unique name that is indicative of its powers. The rare color makes Angelite even more alluring. Our clients' top three favorite Angelite healing stones are Angelite Eggs, Angelite Wands, and Angelite Balls.
"Dearest ones, know me as the voice of Heaven. Upon my vibration, prayers are carried unto the angels, where there's only love, completeness and peace. I stand with you as a guardian of hoe, a messenger of light, a teacher, and a friend. Support surrounds you, and there's no separation other than that which you choose to experience. If you're feeling a sense of lack, look within to see what belief can be brought forward for review and realignment. Quiet yourself in meditation with me so that you can receive blessings of wisdom. Angels whisper softly...will you listen? Or will you wait to feel what cannot be ignored?"
If your Angelite has been stabilized, it can be worn every day. In its natural form, you will find that Angelite may have a lot of crumbling. The stone is often stabilized and waxed to make it durable for jewelry.
Many people are attracted to the glacier blue color of Angelite, but because it is a softer stone, it is not readily available in jewelry. We offer Angelite in beaded earrings, necklaces, and bracelets in the Angelite Jewelry Collection.
What makes Angelite delicate for jewelry, is what makes it easy to carve into figurines. You will find Angelite carved into animals and deities and polished into balls, eggs, wands, and hearts. Again, these are often waxed to give the finished stones a nice luster.
You will often find natural white pits and inclusions within Angelite. This white powdery inclusion is either remnant of the rocky nodule within which the blue stone forms or the Angelite hydrating back to a white Selenite Gypsum.
The most popular question we get when it comes to cleaning Angelite is: Can Angelite be put in water? You don't want to mix water into the equation if you want your Angelite to stay Angelite! A little water here or there won't hurt if the Angelite is polished smooth, but in general, keep it out of liquid situations. Stick with a soft cloth for cleaning this delicate stone.
Can Angelite go in salt? While saltwater is a definite recipe for disaster for your Angelite, dry salt is also not recommended. The salt crystals can scratch the surface of your polished Angelite. If you have rough Angelite or you are not concerned with the aesthetics, dry salt would be okay for this stone.
Anhydrite gets its name from a Greek term to mean without water. This stone is dehydrated and will quickly drink up water. It will turn back into Gypsum in humidity. To continue the cycle, Gypsum can also turn back into Anhydrite through heating to evaporate the water content. 041b061a72
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