Inesite

Calcium magnesium silicate
Hale Creek, Trinity County, CA

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Metamorphic Rocks and Minerals

Inesite is a striking calcium magnesium silicate mineral known for its pink to reddish hues and fibrous, radiating crystal formations. It commonly forms in metamorphosed manganese-rich environments, where hydrothermal activity plays a key role in its development. One notable locality is Hale Creek in Trinity County, California, where well-formed specimens have been collected. Inesite’s unique appearance and geological setting make it a favorite among mineral collectors and geologists alike.
Looks like ham sandwich. Tastes like rock.

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