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This template is used on pages about minerals as well as gemstones to provide handy easy to access data about that mineral.

Usage

All field names must be lowercase.

Copy a blank version to use. Remember to use the "|" (pipe) character between each field. Please delete any unused fields to avoid clutter in the edit window.

{{Infobox mineral
| name        = 
| category    = 
| boxwidth    = 
| boxbgcolor  = 
| image       = 
| imagesize   = 
| alt         = 
| caption     = 
| formula     = 
| strunz      =
| dana        =
| symmetry    =
| Z           =
| molweight   = 
| color       = 
| colour      = 
| habit       = 
| system      = 
| twinning    = 
| cleavage    = 
| fracture    = 
| tenacity    =
| mohs        = 
| luster      = 
| streak      = 
| diaphaneity = 
| gravity     = 
| density     = 
| polish      = 
| opticalprop = 
| refractive  = 
| birefringence = 
| pleochroism = 
| 2V          = 
| dispersion  = 
| extinction  = 
| length fast/slow =
| fluorescence= 
| absorption  =
| melt        = 
| fusibility  = 
| diagnostic  = 
| solubility  = 
| other       = 
| alteration  = 
| references  = 
}}

Description

This should describe the fields used in this template.

Field Explanation Example
name IMA mineral name (if there is another common name, put it in parentheses) Baryte (Barite)
category broad group then subgroup then sub-subgroup (if applicable) template does not auto-link Sulfates, Anhydrate Sulfates, Barite Group
boxwidth
boxbgcolor
image wikipedia commons image filename (to go at top) Epidoto.jpeg
imagesize
alt alt text for image, for visually impaired readers; see WP:ALT Agglomeration of dark cylindrical crystals
caption image caption Epidote crystals
formula chemical formula
strunz Strunz classification of the mineral 9.BG.05 (8. Aufl. VIII/C.23-020)
dana Dana classification of the mineral
symmetry Hermann–Mauguin notation of the mineral's symmetry element (template should convert to math mode, and link to appropriate page) not supported
molweight molar mass of one mole of the mineral
color common colors of the mineral
colour same as above, but for British pages
habit common mineral habit
system crystal system (cubic, etc))
twinning common type of twinning
cleavage type of cleavage
fracture type of fracture
tenacity resistance to breakage
mohs hardness of mineral on Mohs hardness scale
luster way the mineral reflects light, see luster
lustre same as above, but for British pages
streak see streak
diaphaneity transparency of mineral
gravity specific gravity
density density at STP in g/cm3
polish
opticalprop
refractive refractive index of mineral
birefringence birefringence of a 30micron thin section
pleochroism see pleochroism
2V 2V angle
dispersion see dispersion
extinction extinction angle (e.g., parallel, inclined, angle)
length fast/slow length fast or length slow
fluorescence see fluorescence
absorption see absorption
melt melting point of mineral
fusibility fusibility of mineral
diagnostic key way to recognize minearl
solubility solubility of mineral in water at STP
alteration alteration products
other
references use the wikipedia template:ref to cite
References supporting the properties to be added at that line using <ref>...</ref> tag notation. Individual items can be tagged separately if needed.}}