Sardashtite
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Sardashtite is a rare mercury telluride sulfide mineral first described from polymetallic ore deposits in Iran. It forms minute metallic gray to black grains associated with other telluride and sulfosalt phases. The mineral is of scientific interest for characterizing mercury telluride chemistry in polymetallic hydrothermal ore systems of the Middle East and adds to the known diversity of Hg-Te mineral phases.