Almagreraite
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Almagreraite is an extremely rare secondary lead-iron arsenate sulfate mineral first identified at the La Almagrera mine in Spain. It forms tiny pale yellow to colorless crystals in oxidized zones of polymetallic sulfide deposits. The mineral is of interest to researchers studying complex secondary mineral assemblages in oxidized ore environments.