Min. [Named (1837), after its discoverer, Alexander von Volborth, a Russian scientist.] ‘Hydrous vanadate of copper, barium and calcium, found in small, yellowish-green crystals’ (Chester).

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1844.  Dana, Min. (1868), 611.

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1878.  Lawrence, trans. Cotta’s Rocks Classified, 41. Volborthite occurs as an accessory ingredient in many sandstones of the Permian formation of Russia.

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