Cinnabar Mineral Specimen from Las Cuevas Mine, Almadén, Spain Graphite and passion

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Cinnabar Mineral Specimen from Las Cuevas Mine, Almadén, Spain Graphite and passionCinnabar is a mercury sulphide mineral with the chemical formula HgS. Its primary element, Mercury (Hg), has the atomic number 80 on the periodic table. Cinnabar crystallises in the trigonal system and is most famous for its deep scarlet to crimson red colour and resinous to adamantine lustre. It frequently occurs as granular to massive forms, though well defined crystals can be strikingly beautiful. This specimen originates from the Las Cuevas Mine