Cafeosite
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Cafeosite is a rare calcium iron oxysilicate mineral first described from unusual skarn assemblages associated with alkaline igneous complexes. It occurs as brownish to greenish tabular crystals within high-temperature metasomatic zones. The mineral is of scientific interest for its unusual mixed calcium-iron silicate framework and contributes to mineralogical studies of Ca-Fe-Si dominated skarn systems.