A rare mineral or geological specimen, or a follower of someone named Davies.
From the proper noun Davies (surname) with the mineral suffix '-ite,' following the same convention as davidsonite for naming minerals after discoverers or places.
Minerals named after people create an amusing situation: a geologist might spend a career studying 'daviesite' without knowing much about Davies himself—the name becomes pure classification rather than biography.
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