A rare mineral, a type of silicate, that is not commonly found or recognized in mineralogy.
From scientific mineral nomenclature, possibly named after a location or person, following the convention of naming minerals with '-ite' suffix. The exact origin is uncertain due to the mineral's rarity.
Most mineral names follow a pattern—'-ite' minerals are named after places or people—but fargite is so rare that even mineralogy textbooks rarely mention it, showing that thousands of 'official' scientific names barely exist in practice.
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