A rare reddish mineral or pigment found in certain geological formations, related to compounds containing rhodamine dyes.
From Greek 'eu' (well) + 'rhodon' (rose) + '-ine' (chemical suffix), literally meaning 'good rose-colored,' describing its vibrant hue.
The 'rhodamine' family of dyes are so bright they're used to track water pollution and even to mark lost pets—eurhodine is their geological cousin!
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