Vegrandisite
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Vegrandisite is a rare calcium manganese silicate mineral discovered in metamorphosed manganese-bearing sedimentary sequences. It forms pale pinkish to white prismatic or fibrous crystals in low-grade Mn-rich metamorphic assemblages, often associated with other Mn-silicate minerals such as rhodonite and spessartine. The mineral contributes to understanding the diversity of Ca-Mn silicate phases stable at low metamorphic grades.