Stanevansite
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Stanevansite is a rare vanadium silicate mineral discovered in highly oxidized vanadium ore deposits or unusual metamorphic rocks with elevated vanadium. It forms small pale greenish to brownish microcrystalline masses. The mineral is of scientific interest for documenting natural V-silicate mineral diversity and for understanding vanadium geochemistry in oxidized mineral assemblages.