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Hellyerite with Zaratite - Lord Brassey Mine, Heazlewood district, Waratah-Wynyard municipality, Tasmania, Australia (TL) (#:MINS9046)

Feature light green Hellyerite with emerald green Zaratite in association from the type locality. Older rare combination material. Other minerals associated, gaspeite, heazlewoodite and pentlandite.

Formula :
Ni[CO₃] * 6 H₂O
System: monoclinic Hardness:2½ Rarity:rare
Strunz id:V/D.1-40 - NITRATES, CARBONATES and BORATES
Name origin: In honour of Henry Hellyer (1791– September 2, 1832), first Surveyor-General of the Van Diemen’s Land Company and explorer of northwestern Tasmania.