What is another word for serendibite?

Pronunciation: [sˈɛɹɪndˌɪba͡ɪt] (IPA)

Serendibite is a rare mineral that has only been discovered in a few locations around the world. Synonyms for serendibite include the names of the places where it has been found, such as Ceylonite, after its discovery in Sri Lanka (formerly known as Ceylon), and Jazirat al Lawz, after its discovery on the island of Jazirat al Lawz in Saudi Arabia. Other synonyms include Kozulite, after its discovery in Russia, and Dangtuite, after its discovery in China. Serendibite is typically blue or black in color, and it has a complex chemical composition that makes it an interesting material for scientific study and industrial applications.

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