Covariaatit
Covariaatit is a lesser-known mineral classified within the silicate mineral group. It was first discovered in the early 21st century in a serpentine deposit located in a remote region, and its name derives from the geographical location of its discovery. The mineral is notable for its unique crystalline structure and its striking coloration, which ranges from pale green to deep emerald depending on impurities and chemical composition.
Chemically, Covariaatit is characterized by a complex silicate framework that includes notable quantities of magnesium and
Covariaatit is primarily found in metamorphic ophiolitic rocks and in association with other serpentine minerals. Due
Because of its scarcity, Covariaatit is not used industrially or commercially. It remains an important mineral