Macraeite
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Macraeite is a rare iron beryllium silicate hydroxide mineral discovered in granitic pegmatites in New Zealand, occurring as pale yellowish to colorless prismatic crystals. It belongs to a small group of natural Be-Fe silicate hydroxides and is of scientific interest for its unusual crystal chemistry combining beryllium and ferrous iron in a phyllosilicate-related framework. The mineral honors New Zealand geologist D.S. MacRae.